Discussion
Which of the following statement is not true about preprocessor directives?
Answer: D
Correct answer: They end with a semicolon
This is the false statement. A preprocessor directive is terminated by the end of the line, not by a semicolon - and adding one has consequences, since a semicolon written at the end of a #define becomes part of the replacement text and is substituted along with the value.
The other three are true: directives are read and processed by the preprocessor, they generate no code themselves but control what the compiler sees, and each must occupy its own line.
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