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The Visual Studio automatically defines _DEBUG symbol for Debug builds (and NDEBUG for non-debug builds).
Another way to do this is to go to the project settings -> configuration properties -> C/C++ -> preprocessor, and edit the preprocessor definitions manually.
See also: This answer explains the differences between _DEBUG and NDEBUG in more detail. This answer explains the purpose of the NDEBUG symbol and whether or not is it defined by the standard.
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