Multiple choice technology programming languages #define T t void main() { char T=’T’; printf(“\n%c\t%c\n”,T,t); } t t t T T t T T Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself D Correct answer Explanation The #define T t directive replaces all occurrences of T with t. So char T='T' becomes char t='T', declaring a variable t with value 'T'. Both arguments in printf resolve to the same variable t after macro expansion, printing 'T T'.