. The C preprocessor is a program that runs before the C compiler and processes the source code. It performs various tasks such as including header files, macro expansions and conditional compilation. The preprocessor directives start with the '#' symbol. Header files in C are files containing declarations of functions, data types, macros and other constructs that can be used in a C program. They usually have the file extension ".h" and are included in the C source code using the #include directive. To use a header file in a C program, you need to include it using the #include directive, followed by the name of the header file enclosed in angle brackets or double quotes. For example, to include the standard input/output header file in your C program, you would use: # include <stdio.h> This makes the declarations of the functions in the "stdio.h" file available to your program. The C preprocessor also allows you to define macros, which are shorthand n
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