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The number of tokens in the following C statements print
f(“i =% d, & i =% x”, i & i) is
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- 3
- 26
- 10
- 21
- 3
Correct Option: C
A token is strictly a string of characters that the compiler replaces with another string of characters. Token are defined as a sort of search and replace. Token can be used for common phrases, page elements, handy shortcuts, etc. Token are defined with either the define or replace tags and can use single or paired tag syntax.
Examples
<:replace [mailto] mailto: [email] > [email] :>