A. Arguments are defined at execution time.
C. Argument values are used to resolve the search string at execution time.
The following statements about macros are true:
A. Arguments are defined at execution time: Macros allow you to define placeholders for arguments that can be filled in with specific values when the macro is executed. The values of these arguments are provided at runtime or execution time, allowing for flexibility and dynamic customization of the macro's behavior.
C. Argument values are used to resolve the search string at execution time: Macros often include a search string as part of their definition. When the macro is executed and the argument values are provided, these values are used to resolve the search string, replacing the argument placeholders with the specified values. This allows the macro to generate a search string tailored to the specific use case or provided values.
Arguments are declared at creation time but defined at execution time. Don't get confused between variable declaration and definition. When a variable is defined in a programming language it means a value is being set.
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