Preprocessor directive in C++

Preprocessor directive in C++


                         1. start with (#)

                                          2. it is process by preprocessor

                                          3. it is written in a single line 

                                          4. ( ; ) it is not used

(a) #include :- 1. It is a preprocessor directive 

                       2.It used to include to header file  in our program  

1.              Header file contain the library fun.

2.                Syntax :-  # include< iostream.h>

                     #include<headerfile.h>

                    #include<conio.h>

                    #include<math.h>

 

( b ) #define :- it is a preprocessor symbolic constant

 

#define symbolic constant

Ex.- #define g 9.8

       #define pi 3.14

       #define max 100


Main( )  :- 1.  it is a user fun. with predefine name

                  2. main is fun. From where prog. Start running

                  3. main return an integer value

      Int main ()

              {

           -          ;

           -          ;

             return 0;

            }

Void fun.

        {

           -         ;

           -          ;

               }

 Are you want reas algorithms then touch me

By default :-     int ( C++)

By default :-     void (C)

 

Ex. (1.)  in the programme if we don't write anything  then output is

   Main ( )

{

     }

Warning = fun. Should return a value in fun main ( )

Error= 0

 

1st program of c++

#include<iostream.h>

Void main()

{

   Cout<<”hello programmer”;

   }

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