Variable, Identifier and Keywords
Variables : - Variables are those whose values can be changeable during the execution of the program.
Identifiers : - Identifiers are the mnemonic or notation used for the denoting the variables.
Keywords : - Keywords may be names as reserved variables. One can't declare variables of same name of keywords.
example : In C language one can declare the variable
int a = 9;
Variables : - Variables are those whose values can be changeable during the execution of the program.
Identifiers : - Identifiers are the mnemonic or notation used for the denoting the variables.
Keywords : - Keywords may be names as reserved variables. One can't declare variables of same name of keywords.
example : In C language one can declare the variable
int a = 9;
- 'Int' int is the keyword which tells the identifier 'a' which is a variable is of the type of integer.
- a=9 means a is assigned with value 9.
- ; It is the line terminator(End of line) which the terminates the lines.

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