Answer / Ashish Khetal

"#pragma statement" is a non-standard preprocessing instruction used in C and C++ programming languages. It allows programmers to influence the behavior of the preprocessor, compiler, or other processing tools during compilation. The syntax is '#pragma <token>', where '<token>' is a specific string that provides instructions to the preprocessor. For example, "#pragma once" is often used to prevent multiple inclusions of the same header file.

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