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       Preprocessor directives in the example
       By: asim km Date: September 3, 2023, 4:10 am
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       What we call a string is actually a null-terminated character
       array. When you initialize a string variable, as shown below, a
       is automatically added to the end: Constants Sometimes you may
       want to have an identifier whose value (unlike the value of the
       variable) never changes. In this case you should define a
       constant. The traditional way to define a constant in is to use
       a directive, followed by an identifier and the value to replace
       that identifier, like this.
       In fact, this is not a true constant because its value can be
       changed, as the following code shows (although your compiler
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       may display a warning message): Modern
       compilers provide another way to define true constants using
       keywords, whose values cannot be changed, as shown below:
       above , is a preprocessor directive. The compiler includes a
       tool called a preprocessor to handle special instructions
       preceded by a hash character. Probably the most commonly used
       preprocessor directives are define constants and include header
       files. Header files Files with the extension are called header
       files. Header files usually contain definitions of functions and
       constants.
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       The header file does not contain the implementation of the
       function, only the declaration of the function. These
       implementations are usually contained in source code files
       ending with the extension . Declarations in header files enable
       the compiler to perform various checks. For example, it can
       check that all data types used by function calls in the program
       (that is, data types returned from functions or passed as
       parameters to functions) are correct. When you include a header
       file, its contents are inserted into your code as if you cut and
       pasted them. When the included file is a standard library file,
       the include file name is enclosed in angle brackets: When the
       file name is in the working directory.
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