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In C, What is the #line used for?

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The #line is mainly used to reset the line number and also the filename in the code.

What does a line in C mean?

The c in code is written in lower-case. The c that has a line over it means "with".

The C preprocessor is known to be macro processor that is often used often by the C compiler to change one's program before actual compilation. This   #line means that one can do any reset any line of code to an arbitrary line number or a filename that is said to have been stated by the user.

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