Directives are a signal to the pre-preprocessor that the following code must be modified prior to compilation. For instance, the #include directive tells the pre-processor that the specified file's contents must be pre-processed and then inserted at that point in the current file. The file itself should include compiler directives to prevent the file being included more than once (inclusion guards). Any line that has a leading pound symbol (#) in the first column can be considered a directive, but "using namespace..." is also a directive.
"Instructions" is an ambiguous term that we do not use in C++. Used literally, it could mean inline assembly instructions but some people might use the term to mean any C++ command. The correct terms for these are keywords and reserved words.
dirictives is used for variable declaration it cannot execute at run time.. it does nor produce any code....
instructions = instructions, directives, prescription, notice de fonctionnement Depends on what it is :)
Directives establish or describe policy, programs, and organizations. They also define missions, provide authority, and assign responsibilities. Instructions include more detail on how to implement a directive.
depends on what you are referring to as "directions" North,northeast,east,southeast,south,southwest,west,northwest
It's either the preprocessor instructions (#include #define etc), or the pragmas.
Directives at work are instructions or orders given by someone in authority to employees to guide them on how to perform their tasks effectively. Directives typically outline expectations, goals, and ways to achieve them within the organization. Following directives is crucial for maintaining productivity and ensuring alignment with company objectives.
A set of instructions tells you how or why to do something. A process analysis is observing your experiment after an experiment is created. ----
Explanations are how something are made and explanations are more command like...
Explanations are how something are made and instructions are more command like... P.S. whoever asked this wrote between wrong
there are several difference between computer hardware and software .fundamental difference between hardware(keyboard,printer) is a physical device and software is instructions that given to the computer(window 2000,microsoft office )etc
instructions means more than 1 instruction (ex.go home and do your homework) but instruction means 1 instruction (ex.do your homework)
Mnemonics is a method of remembering things by associascation. Hexadecimal is a number system. 0-9 are as usual and then a(10) b(11) c(12) d(13) e(14) f(15)