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10 July, 02:54

Every preprocessing directive must begin with:

A.

#undef

B.

#

C.

#define

D.

whitespace

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  1. 10 July, 05:36
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    B. #

    Explanation:

    Every preprocessing directive must begin with the # character.

    For example:

    #define : Used to define a macro

    #ifndef : Conditional evaluation of macro

    #include : Used to include other preprocessor header file as part of the code

    As we can see each of the directives begins with the # character. This is a signal to the preprocessor to interpret the subsequent keyword as a directive.
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