Discussion
In a program the statement: #include "filename" is replaced by the contents of the file "filename"?
Answer: A
Correct answer: Before compilation
#include is a preprocessor directive: the named file’s contents are pasted in before compilation, producing a single translation unit. Nothing about it happens at run time, and the quoted form differs from the angle-bracket form only in where the file is searched for first.
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