The preprocessor directives used with the assertion macros is/are
a. #include
b. #define NDBUG
c. #include
d. #include
e. #include
b) and c)
Explanation: c) is necessary to provide access to the macro definition so that you can say assert(x==y), and b) is necessary for turning these off without an error prone edit session.
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