Exam SPLK-1002 topic 1 question 194 discussion

Explanation: In Splunk, when using macros with arguments, you can nest them by passing arguments within parentheses. If an outer macro contains a nested macro that requires an argument, you can provide the argument using nested parentheses. For example, if you have: • An inner macro called inner_macro(1) that takes one argument. • An outer macro called outer_macro that includes the inner macro. You can pass an argument like this: `outer_macro(`inner_macro(argument_value)`)` This structure allows the argument to be passed correctly to the inner macro.

In Splunk, when you have a nested macro (a macro that calls another macro), you can pass arguments to the inner macro through the outer macro. This is achieved by defining the inner macro within the outer macro's definition and passing the necessary arguments.

The correct answer is C. An argument can be passed to the inner macro by nesting parentheses. In this scenario, you can pass arguments to the inner macro by properly nesting the parentheses within the outer macro's call. This allows the inner macro to receive the required arguments correctly. If you need further clarification or have additional questions, feel free to ask!