Answer Posted / subrat pattnaik

1.In Inline function if the codes are too much it acts as
normal function(without expanding in a line it gets jumps to
fun defination) but this is not with macro(it gets inserted
were it is calleed without checking its bulkness).
2.Suppose
#define square(x) (x*x)

inline void SQUARE(int x)
{
x*x;
}

void main()
{
a=5;
cout<<"The square is "<<square(++a);
cout<<"The SQUARE is "<<SQUARE(++a);
}
Here in macro it will b ++a * ++a(a incrementing 2 times)
In inline it will get incremented and is squared(++a)^2
Thanks

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