T or F--The compiler considers the string consultant "this is a message" as 4 separate tokens.?

Another T or F --An operator in C specifies an operation to be performed on an operand or a set of operands.

T or F--The compiler considers the string consultant "this is a message" as 4 separate tokens.?
%26gt; T or F--The compiler considers the string consultant "this is a message" as 4 separate tokens.?





Think about it. What does tokenizing mean? What information do you need to tokenize something (hint: how do you know what forms a token?)? Does the compiler do such a tokenization (and if it does, how does it know the information needed to tokenize)? Why?





%26gt; T or F --An operator in C specifies an operation to be performed on an operand or a set of operands.





This is a definition question. Do you not know what operators are? Take a look in your book.