Which of the following statements correctly describe C
preprocessor directives in C++? A. Preprocessor directives are
processed before macros are expanded. B. Any number of #else
directives can be used between an #if and an #endif. C. The
#pragma directive is machine-independent. D. The #import
directive is used to copy code from a library into the program's
source code. E. The #include directive is used to identify
binary files that will be linked to the program. Well I'm sure I
know all these, but am a little unsure about A and C. Now: *
From memory, macros are processed before directives, so A is
INCORRECT. * B is INCORRECT because you can't do #if #else #else
#endif * C is CORRECT since "The #pragma directives offer a way
for each compiler to offer machine- and operating system-
specific features while retaining overall compatibility with the
C and C++ languages." from http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-
us/libr...05(VS.71).aspx * D is obviously CORRECT * E is
obviously CORRECT Could someone please clarify my ans