When using ____, a full path name requires that two backslashes be used to separate individual directory and filenames.
A)#include
B)#define
C)atoi
D)tolower

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The use of double backslashes in a path name is associated with string literals in C or C++ code, often seen in `#include` directives where file paths are specified. This is because the backslash (`\`) is an escape character in C and C++ strings, and to represent a literal backslash, you need to escape it with another backslash, hence the `\`.

When Using ____, a Full Path Name Requires That Two