If "include<stdio.h>" is an actual quote from your source code, you forgot to precede the statement with the pre-processor directive -- the '#' symbol, e .g '#include<stdio.h>'. That maybe why your statement was flagged with a syntax error. Hope this helps. Cheers.
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