C++ Macros
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What is C++ Macros?
Macros in C++ are preprocessing directives that instruct the preprocessor to perform text substitutions before compilation. Defined using #define, they enable you to create symbolic constants, function-like constructs, and control conditional compilation. Macros can help in code optimization and customization, but it's essential to use them judiciously due to potential debugging and scope issues.
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