If you are quoting the exact error, the command should read "#include %26lt;stdio.h%26gt;", without the quotes, at least in C++ and probably the same in Turbo C.
I got the error massage in turbo c (unable to open include %26lt;stdio.h%26gt;)?
the file "stdio.h" was not found on include directory.so install again or copy that file from any other pc
Reply:You need to set your input directories correctly
this is done in TC.exe
Reply:You can use "Stdio.h" in place of %26lt;Stdio.h%26gt; as " " search in all directory.
Reply:its not an external error follow below given steps
start tc then cilck on opetion then click on directory
type the path of the directory turbo there
example let i have a directory named turboc3 is in c drive
the path of the directory is C:\turboc3
if this is not a proper solution then search tuboc file inyour computer ten copy the file turboc.exe now make a new folder in c drive named turboc3 then paste the file turboc in such folder then double click on the turboc.exe now u get a file named tc in such folder u just double click on tc now follow below given steps
start tc then cilck on opetion then click on directory
type the path of the directory c:\tuboc3\tc
Reply:The exact syntax of the directive is:
# include %26lt;stdio.h%26gt;
So, if you were excluding the '#' ensure to add it.
If the # was there, and you still getting the error, check that you have the copy of stdio.h in the right directory.
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