Eclipse CDT Include Folder - c++

I am a C++ newb. I have the Eclipse Luna IDE for Windows 10 and downloaded the Eclipse C/C++ IDE CDT 9.4 plugin. I have some code which has
#include <stdio.h>
which is giving me "unresolved inclusion". Based on my research it means I do not have some include folder. I cannot find it on my Windows machine and all the help I've found is with ubuntu or Linux-based operating systems. So how do I get this to work? How do I get the folder?

Go to project properties, C/C++ General -> Paths and Symbols and for Language GNU C you should see the compiler default include folders.
If not, you might have a path problem.
And i think This helps you!

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Trying to build a "hello world" project (created using File->New->C++Project->HelloWorldC++Project) results in
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Under Project Properties:
C/C++ General -> Paths and Symbols
I see that there is no include directory given under any of "Assembly", "GNU C" or "GNU C++".
Setting/deleting the checkmark at "Show built-in values" doesn't help.
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or
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Steve

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