Answer:
#include<iostream>
#define MINIMUM2(s1,s2) ((s1<s2?s1:s2))
using namespace std;
int main(){
//initialization
int s1,s2;
//display the message
cout<<"Enter the number 1: "<<endl;
cin>>s1; //read the input
cout<<"Enter the number 2: "<<endl;
cin>>s2; //read the input
//use micros
int min_Value = MINIMUM2(s1,s2);
//display
cout<<"The minimum value is: "<<min_Value<<endl;
return 0;
}
Explanation:
Micros is the constants of symbols, values, etc.
it is used with the preprocessor directives represented by '#'. it means, the program process the information first before compiling the code.
syntax:
#define macro_name replacement_information
it actually, replace the information written in the macros into the code where we used the macros before the compilation.
In the above code,
we define the macros
#define MINIMUM2(s1,s2) ((s1<s2?s1:s2))
and create the main function and declare the variable.
after that, print the message by using the instruction cout and store the value enter by the user into the variable by using the instruction cin.
then, we use the macros the process copy the information ((s1<s2?s1:s2))
and replace where we call macros in the code.
so, actually before compilation
int min_Value = MINIMUM2(s1,s2);
the above statement becomes
int min_Value = ((s1<s2?s1:s2));
the above is a ternary operator, if s1 < s2 gives true then s1 will be the output otherwise s2 will be output.
and finally, we display the output on the screen.
