which one is not preprocessor directive
a)#if b)#elif c)#undef d)#pragma
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Answer Posted / yashwanth
#pragma is not a preprosessor directive, because pragma is
use to suppress errors,, but errors are exposed only after
compilation,, which is defenitly after preprosessing,, so
pragma is not a preprosessor diretive
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