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C / ANSI-C » Macro Preprocessor » Macro Constant Screenshots  Define Macro: TRUE and FAlSE #include <stdio.h>                     /* For input and output             */ #define TRUE  1                        /* Defines the symbol TRUE      */ #define FALSE 0                        /* Defines the symbol False     */ void main() {      int correct = TRUE;  /* By default indicates correct sequence entered */      printf("%s\n", correct? "Correct!" : "Wrong!"); }                     Related examples in the same category 1. Use Macro 2. Define macro: constant 3. Define constant in Macro for loop control 4. Define constant in Macro 5. Define Macro and use it as the loop condition 6. Define macro inside the main function 7. Define macro for string and output 8. Define marco based calculation 9. Define header file name in macro