C programming Libary error

[mikeeginger]

Hi all when compiling my program in Visual Studio I get this error C1083 Can include file stdio.h No such directory or file
 
my code is attached bellow
 
The only idea I have why this is caused is that Visual Studio is looking in the wrong place as I
moused over it and it said Debug
 
Does that mean that is looking in the Debug folder for some reason>?

 

Update this is Now happening on known working programs
 
 
any way .............................
 
All help is greatly appreciated

#include < stdio.h>#include <stdlib.h>#include <conio.h>void StudentID(int studentNumber);int GetstudentID ();		// StudentID  //int studentID(int Min, int Max);int main (void){      // Student number //    int GetstudentID();    int studentID=0;    {		int Number = 0, Min = 1, Max = 100;        int studentID;        printf("Plase enter a studentID <101-999>" );        scanf("%d", &studentID);        return studentID;		printf("\n Validated studentID (%d-%d) : %d", Min, Max, Number);        fflush(stdin);        return (studentID);		printf("Press any key to continue");		scanf("%d");     }}{	int Number = 0, Min = 1, Max = 100;	printf("Enter a vaild grade %d and %d: ", Min, Max);	Number = studentID(Min, Max);	printf("\nValidated Grade (%d-%d) : %d", Min, Max, Number);	getchar(); }int studentID();{int studentID(int Min, int Max)	const int True= 1; // Constant True defined as 1 */	const int False= 0;			int ItemRead = False;	float Input = 0; // Input read as float //	int Valid = False; // Must be initialised to flase //	do 	{		// Read NB scanf() returns the iteams of successfully read //		ItemRead = scanf("%f", &Input);		fflush(stdin);		// Validate None numeruc (In which case scanf doesnt read in anything //		if(ItemRead == False)		{			printf("Invalid - must be a number Please try again (%d-%d): ", Min, Max);		}		// Validate not a whole number //		else if(Input != (int)Input) // INput truncates float value to no decimal points //		{			printf("Invalid - must be a integer Please try again (%d-%d) : ", Min, Max);		}		// Validated - Invalied value? (ie Not in range Max-Min) //		else if((Input < Min) || (Input > Max))		{			printf("Invalid - out of range Plase try again (%d-%d) : ", Min, Max);		}		else		{			Valid = True;		}	} while(Valid == False);	return((int)Input); // Cast store as int before running //}void int (){int Day=0;	Grade=GetDisplay();	DisplayGradename(Day);	printf("\n\n\n");	system("pause");}void DisplayGradename(int Day){	switch(Grade)	{	case 70%> :		printf("A");		break;	case 60%> :		printf("B");			break;	case 50%> :		printf("C");		break;	case 40% :		printf("D");		break;	case 50%<:			printf("F");			break;		default: // default is opitional  (User validation of user input) //		printf("InvalidGrade");		break;	}}int GetGradename(){	int Day =0;	printf("Enter Grade : ");	scanf("%d", &Grade);	fflush(stdin);	return(Grade);}

[MatheusSanzo]

You forgot your code...

[mikeeginger]

You forgot your code...

Woops Sorry don't know how I forgot that

[WanderingFool]

Don't have a compiler handy, but you have an extra space in the

#include < stdio.h>   (should be #include <stdio.h>

That might be causing the problem

 

*edit, also there are various errors in the code...like missing { and or missing function names...I am not sure if it is caused by copy and paste though

[mikeeginger]

Don't have a compiler handy, but you have an extra space in the

#include < stdio.h>   (should be #include <stdio.h>

That might be causing the problem

Nope sadly just tried it all though my install of visual stdio may be broken

[rashdanml]

Try an alternate option? Dev-C++ for instance. 

Tried compiling with GCC after fixing the space issue, but it doesn't work because of conio.h - maybe that's just a Linux thing. You may need to use an alternate implementation of it (curses.h apparently has most of the functionality). 

 

e: Just checked, Windows shouldn't have the above issue with missing conio.h

[Zeruel]

Try finding your header file location, and open the header file. Maybe something in there is messed up.

[mikeeginger]

Try finding your header file location, and open the header file. Maybe something in there is messed up.

Any thing In particulier that I should be look for >?

[LePawel]

Try: Right-click your project in Solution Explorer, Properties, Configuration Properties, C/C++, Precompiled Headers, Create/Use Precompiled Header = "Not using...".

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