Question 1: A preprocessor directive starts with what character or characters?

Question 2: Preprocessor directives are carried out:

just before a program is loaded into the processor.

just before a program is executed by the central processing unit (CPU).

just before a program is processed by the compiler.

just before the program's output is processed.

Question 3: Define a macro MAX_STUDENTS to be the value 100.

Question 4: Define a macro FALSE to represent the false value.

Question 5: Define a macro PANIC that expands to code that calls printf to print the word PANIC and then calls a function terminate (with no arguments).

Question 6: Write the include directive needed to allow use of the various I/O functions and values such fprintf and fgetc.

Question 7: Write the include directive that allows use of the function headers in the file myFuncs.h.

Question 8: What is the difference between using " " and < > in include directives?

Question 9: Briefly explain why is it not recommended to use define to create a constant.

Question 10: Define a macro of your choice and briefly explain its use.

In the above, Question 10 allows for multiple answers, so it should be used once 1 through 9 are exhausted, unless you feel have something to add. In that case please reply to the answer you would like to add to so we keep an organized thread.

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