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iOS Objective-C Basics (Retired) Fundamentals of C Anatomy of a C program

Posted by Baris Derin
Baris Derin
Courses Plus Student 443 Points

<stdio.h>

I didn't fully understand "stdio.h" file. Is it something we should write? Or xcode writes it for us? If it is a system file why we have to indicate it?

1 Answer

Sebastian Döll
Sebastian Döll
24,464 Points

It is the standard C library for input/output operations. If you import this to your app you can use the provided C methods to access files, to access the console etc. You do not have to write it, it is provided to you by the system or included.

Baris Derin
Baris Derin
Courses Plus Student 443 Points

Okay, i understand know. Thanks for your answer.