Can you please explain the difference between using macro and inline functions?
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Answer / Nivedita Valecha
Macros are textual replacements that are expanded during preprocessing, while inline functions are expanded during compilation. Macros do not have a function call overhead, but they can lead to unintended behavior due to side effects and lack of type safety. Inline functions provide the performance benefits of macros with the added advantage of type safety and avoiding issues like operator precedence.
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