what is <stdlib.h>?

Answer 1

The <stdlib.h> header defines four variable types, several macros, and various functions for performing general functions. <stdlib.h>"C standard library"

Answer 2

narthana wickramasinghe

<stdlib.h> stands for standard library header file
This file contains functions for allocating and freeing memory dynamically and many more ....
Search it you will get more information

Answer 3

It is the C standard library.

Answer 4

<stdlib.h>"C standard library"

Answer 5

what it means and contains?

Answer 6

Standerd library.h=>full form =>C/c++ /\\here you can get declaration of functions related to input or output...function like system() and related to dynamic memory allocation can be also found here..past we use malloc.h for memory memory allocating functions....
Note=>coding of a function is in library files..e.g=>Math.lib
Example...=>
#include<stdlib.h>
int main(){
printf("hello");/*stdlib function also in stdio.h...*/
return 0;
}