void X(int []);
Computers and Technology, 21.03.2020 05:08 carma43
Is this a valid include guard for a header file named MyProgram. h?
void X(int []);
#ifndef DOG
#define DOG
#endif
a) No, DOG is not valid because the header file is named MyProgram. h
b) Yes.
c) No, the lines are in the wrong order
d) No, DOG is not valid because it does not contain an underscore
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