August 2013
Beginner
352 pages
8h 50m
English
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Two types of lines you see in many C programs are not C commands at all. They are preprocessor directives. A preprocessor directive always begins with a pound sign (#). Preprocessor directives don’t cause anything to happen at runtime (when you run your program). Instead, they work during the compiling of your program.
These preprocessor directives are used most often:
• #include
• #define
Every sample program you have written so far has used #include. This chapter finally takes the secret out of that mysterious preprocessor directive.
#include ...
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