Self-Review Exercises
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E.1 Fill in the blanks in each of the following:
Every preprocessing directive must begin with .
The conditional compilation construct may be extended to test for multiple cases by using the and the directives.
The directive creates macros and symbolic constants.
Only characters may appear before a preprocessing directive on a line.
The directive discards symbolic constant and macro names.
The and directives are provided as shorthand notation for
#if defined(
name)
and#if !defined(
name)
.enables you to control the execution of preprocessing directives and the compilation of program code.
The macro prints a message ...
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