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                       ILLUSTRATION                     

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  Assume that there are 2 files ...

                                 const.h

                                #define   LIMIT   16  

                                #define   FACTOR  5   

                                #define   MIN    -5   

  Assume that there are 2 files:  const.h and ...

  Assume that there are 2 files:  const.h and myfile.c

    myfile.c

    #include   const.h

    main()

    {

        int i, sum = 0;

        for (i = 1; i <= LIMIT; i++) {

            sum = i * FACTOR + sum;

        }

    }

  The line #include const.h says that the file const.h will be

  loaded into the file being compiled, i.e., myfile.c.

  When the programs are loaded, the physical effect is that the file

  const.h (the header file) is included into the file myfile.c.

         #define   LIMIT   16  

         #define   FACTOR  5   

         #define   MIN    -5   

         main()

          {

             int i, sum = 0;

             for (i = 1; i <= LIMIT; i++) {

                 sum = i * FACTOR + sum;

             }

         }