Discussion
A line in a program consisting of nothing but a # represents
Answer: B
Correct answer: a null directive
A # on a line by itself is the null directive: the preprocessor recognises it, does nothing, and removes it. It is legal and occasionally used as a spacer inside a run of conditionals to keep the nesting readable.
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