what is the difference between stdio.h and conio.h? why both are not included in a single header file?

Question

why stdio.h and conio.h are not written in a single header file?

Answer 1

stdio.h => (Standard Input Output Header file)generally used for Inout Output and some standard fuction used in

conio.h =>(Console Input Output Header file) used generally used in console based application.

both can be used ini a single header file, there are no problem using both header file in a single header file.

Answer 2

stdio.h

Stdio is the header for the standard functions that deal with input and output to the console and to files.

conio.h

Console versions of common I/O functions. They bypass the stdin and stdout buffers and access the console directly.

Answer 3

stdio.h (standard input output header file) used for standard function like scanf(), printf() etc.

conio.h (consol input output header file) used for display controlling function like getch()

Answer 4

Stdio H Full Form

Answer 5

Stdio.h contain the function prototypes of standard input/output where as conio.h contain the function prototypes of getch(),printf() etc.