English, asked by abby890, 5 months ago

it is called a complier directive?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

In Ada, compiler directives are called pragmas (short for "pragmatic information"). In Common Lisp, directives are called declarations, and are specified using the declare construct (also proclaim or declaim ).

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