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You have two options as to where to define it:
Code file level - In the beginning of the file write #define FLAG. You cannot place anything else (other than comments and blank lines) before define directives. As Ron Beyer points out, a directive defined in a file exists only for that file.
Project level - Right click in the project in Solution Explorer, select Properties, then the Build tab, then look at Con...$]#]
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