pragma
(noun)
/ˈpræɡmə/
Definitions
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A directive or instruction embedded in source code to specify certain behavior of a compiler.
A whispered secret to the compiler's ear, guiding its chisel as it sculpts the stone of code into the marvels of our digital realm.Example: The pragma directive is used to control the compiler's behavior on specific code sections.
Origin
Derived from the Greek word 'pragma', meaning 'thing done' or 'business'.
Synonyms
directive, instruction, command