Compiling expressions

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This is the third newbie question I make here, but...

If I put, for example:

variable = 1 + 2;

gcc will compile the code for the CPU add one to two and put in
variable, in execution time, or will substitute and in the compiled
code the equivalent of:

variable  = 3;

would be inserted?

If it evaluate expressions like this before compiling, it always is
done? Or I would need some directive to ask gcc to evaluate it for me
before compiling?

Thank you :)

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