C=d+1 will be an example of ________________
a.Expression
b.Statement
c.Syntax
d.Variable
Answers
c = d + 1 is a combination of two variables and one constant..
It is an expression because in mathematical terms, any operations performed on variables and constant for example "d+1" is considered to be an expression. We are just storing the result in a variable for easy use in the program.
It cannot be a statement because statements are usually in the form of prompt messages. A statement can be anything and it is unspecified.
Syntax refers to the language by which the program is written in. The expression "c = d +1" is not a syntax but uses a programming language to write the code in. For example, Java, Python, C are examples of syntax since they have a language which their program is based on.
It is not a variable too because it has "1" in the expression. it can truly not be a variable if it has a mixture of constants in it as well.
hence the answer is expression.
Answer:
A. Expression
Explanation:
I got this in my exam , and this answer is correct