Question

A labeled statement consist of an identifier followed by

Answer 1

Explanation:

Function labels consist of an identifier, followed by a colon. Each such label points to a statement in a function and its identifier must be unique within that function. Other functions may use the same name for a label.

Answer 2

A labeled statement consists of an identifier followed by a colon (:)

Identifiers are symbols that name variable, types, functions, and labels for one's program.

• Keywords cannot be used as identifiers.
• Keywords cannot be used as they are set aside for special uses.
• Identifiers should not begin with a number.
• There is no specific length of identifiers. This means that it may be of any length.
• In a Java program, the class name or the function name are identifiers.

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