What is the result of the #error directive in C preprocessing?

Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding the Directive Principles of the State Policy? A. In case of a conflict between the Directive Principles and Fundamental Rights, the Directive Principles shall prevail in the court. B. Fundamental rights are not unlimited and citizens are subject to reasonable restrictions. The Directive Principles are subject to any constitutional limitations.

A

Only B

B

Both A and B

C

Only A

D

Neither of A and B

Consider three software items: Program-X, Control Flow Diagram of Program-Y and Control Flow Diagram of Program-Z as shown below Program-X: Control Flow Diagram of Program-Y sumcal (int maxint, int value) { int result=0, i=0; if (value <0) { Value = -value; } while ( (i

What is the result of the #pragma message directive in C preprocessing?

A

Includes a message in the code

B

Defines a macro

C

Checks for syntax errors

D

Excludes code

What is the result of the #pragma warning directive in C preprocessing?

A

Generates a warning message

B

Defines a macro

C

Checks for syntax errors

D

Excludes code

Consider the following statements relating to Directive Principles of State Policy:
1. The Directive Principles of State Policy do not impose positive obligations on the State
2. So long as there is no law carrying out the Directives neither the State nor the individual can violate any existing law or right under the colour of following the directives
3. Courts are not competent to compel the Govt. to carry out any Directive Principle
Which of the above statements are correct?

A

1, 2 and 3

B

1 and 3

C

1 and 2

D

2 and 3

What is the purpose of the #error directive in C preprocessing?

A

To include an error message in the code

B

To define a macro

C

To check if a variable is declared

D

To conditionally compile code

What is the purpose of the #define directive in C preprocessing?

A

To include a header file

B

To define a macro

C

To declare a constant

D

To declare a variable

Which directive in C preprocessing is used to define a macro with parameters?

A

#define

B

#ifdef

C

#include

D

#if

In C preprocessing, what is the purpose of the #undef directive?

A

To undefine a macro

B

To include a header file

C

To define a macro

D

To declare a variable

What does the #ifndef directive do in C preprocessing?

A

Checks if a macro is defined

B

Checks if a macro is not defined

C

Checks if a variable is declared

D

Checks if a function is defined

What is the result of the #error directive in C preprocessing?

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