[SOLVED] Which is better? #include <iostream> or #include <cstdio>?

Question

on sololearn i learned to use iostream.
but on my school course, the guy uses cstdio.

so I'm confused about which one I should use, if not both.

Answer 1

you can use either depending on which you prefer, regardless, input and output streams are easier and handier to work with, most people that use cstdio are just used to C

Answer 2

hinanawi afaik?

Answer 3

hinanawi ok thanks for your answers.

Answer 4

Tind really i didn't know that

Answer 5

hinanawi so...
iostream would be easier for me because I haven't learned C yet.

Answer 6

LONGTIE👔 yes, afaik in general it's better because of some data width specifier stuff or whatever, not to mention more readable and flushes automatically with "endl"

Answer 7

the meaning if <iostream> is input/output standard stream ,so iostream makes input and output easily...

Answer 8

LONGTIE👔 "afaik" stands for "as far as i know"

Answer 9

#include <iostream>
is better to me o