What are preprocessor directives in C?
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In C preprocessor directives are considered the built-in predefined functions or macros that act as a directive to the compiler and are executed before the program execution. There are multiple steps involved in writing and executing a program in C. Main types of Preprocessor Directives are Macros, File Inclusion, Conditional Compilation, and Other directives like #undef, #pragma, etc.