Discussion
What is a preprocessor directive
Answer: C
Correct answer: a message from programmer to the preprocessor
A directive such as #include, #define or #ifdef is an instruction to the preprocessor, the phase that transforms the source text before the compiler sees it. It is not part of the C language proper, which is why directives have their own syntax and end at the end of a line rather than at a semicolon.
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