In school i red that to program we us #include <stdio.h> and #include <conio.h>

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Answer 1

yes it is but now new c++ ides have made it to remove the last h because include is always to add header files

Answer 2

conio.h is mainly used in turbo c.in modern compiler it is used less

Answer 3

See If you use the stdio and the conio you well be writing c program not c++ any way They contain the scanf() printf() got it

Answer 4

Actually everything in C it can be use in C++ even printf and scanf but what you mentioned only conio is use in C++ and instead of stdio.h we use string

Answer 5

the header file conio.h is used for getch(); and clrscr(); whereas stdio.h is used for standard input output functions

Answer 6

using only the header file stdio.h combination is turbo editor compiler

Answer 7

ok

Answer 8

Just because these functions are from C doesn't mean your code is C. They're standard C++ functions, as well. Just take note that they're slightly harder to use, slightly more error prone if you're not careful, and they're slightly faster.

Standard C includes, you just remove the .h and put a C in front for C++. stdlib.h becomes cstdlib, math.h to cmath, etc.

Always remember, use the right tool for the job, not the most corporate web 2.0 buzz-wordy.

Answer 9

It's C and not C++ :D

Answer 10

What you said is not in C++ that is in C

Answer 11

hmmmm that what i m talking about

Answer 12

#include <studio.h> is used in C not C++