396 Chapter 8 ▼ The Preprocessor Exercises 1 A program that contains macros with arguments can be difficult to debug. Most C compilers provide an option that causes the preprocessor to write its output on the screen with no further compilation taking place. Put the following code in a file, say try_me.c. #include #define PRN (X) int main(void) { printf("x\n"); PRN (Hello from main()); return 0; Next, compile the program and run it. You will see that it does not print what was expected. To see how the preprocessor treats this code, give the command cc -E try_me.c (Use redirection if you want to take a careful look at what gets produced.) If the -E not option is not the right one for your compiler, find out what the correct option is. Note that the identifier PRN does not get generated by the preprocessor. Explain why. Fix the code. Hint: Use stringization.

>> IN C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE ONLY << COPY OF DEFAULT CODE, ADD SOLUTION INTO CODE IN C   #include <stdio.h>#include <stdlib.h>#include <string.h> #include "GVDie.h" int RollSpecificNumber(GVDie die, int num, int goal) {/* Type your code here. */} int main() {GVDie die = InitGVDie(); // Create a GVDie variabledie = SetSeed(15, die); // Set the GVDie variable with seed value 15int num;int goal;int rolls;  scanf("%d", &num);scanf("%d", &goal);rolls = RollSpecificNumber(die, num, goal); // Should return the number of rolls to reach total.printf("It took %d rolls to get a \"%d\" %d times.\n", rolls, num, goal); return 0;}

The template shown below must be incorporated into the code showed after the template   Template: // -- brief statement as to the file’s purpose //XXX XXX- ADD YOUR SECTION NUMBER //Include statements #include #include using namespace std; //Global declarations: Constants and type definitions only -- no variables //Function prototypes int main() { //In cout statement below SUBSTITUTE your name and lab number cout << "Your name -- Lab Number" << endl << endl; //Variable declarations //Program logic //Closing program statements system("pause"); return 0; } //Function definitions   Code:   #include<iostream>#include <iomanip> using namespace std; //function prototypesfloat convToFeet(float, float, float); //main functionint main() {// variable declarationchar woodType;float totalCharge = 0.0, eachCost = 0.0, woodWidth, woodHeight, woodLength;;int noOfpc;cout << setprecision(2) << fixed; //infinite loop until it obtains the character 'T'do{cout…

Topical Information Use C++. This lab should provide you with practice in file handling, libraries, and random variate generation. Program Information Write a program that allows the user to create files of random data. They should be offered a menu of possibilities: 1) create random Whole number data file 2) create random Decimal number data file 3) create random Character data file 4) Quit program The first 3 options should ask for appropriate bounds. Your program should make sure they are in order before passing them to your random value generation function.  Then, ask how many random values to generate and what file to place them in. Assuming the file opened correctly, proceed to generate all requested random values. The menu should continue to loop until the quit option is chosen. Options should be choosable by either the number or the capitalized word. (For example, to quit, they should be able to enter 4, Q, or q.)