A macro is defined with two formal parameters, but it is called with only one actual argument — the second is omitted. What does the macro processor do during expansion?

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A macro is defined with two formal parameters, but it is called with only  one actual argument  — the second is omitted. What does the macro processor do during expansion?

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The processor substitutes a default value of zero

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An expansion error is raised

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The macro expands partially using only the first argument

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The macro call is silently ignored

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