Computer Science, asked by charanjitsinghsinghs, 9 months ago

pre proscer/ compiler directives begin with symbol​

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Answered by AngelSupriya12
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Explanation:

Preprocessor directives begin with a hash symbol (#) and do not contain the semicolon at the end as they are not statements. They are instead terminated by a new line. The #if directive compiles the code between the directives only if the specified symbol is defined.

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