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What are the uses of pre-processor directives?
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Answer / raghav_jk
Preprocessor Directive are
#include
#if
#else
#define
#ifdef
#ifndef
#endif
the command starts with # are called preprocessor directives
Uses
File Inclussion
Conditional Compilation
Macro Expansion
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Answer / vl
The pre processor directives are the code line which are
replaced by the actuall value (header file and Macro
replacements) before compiler start the syntax checks.
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