difference between resvered keyword and an identifier
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A reserved word is a keyword in a programming language that serves to mark the structure of a state-ment. For example, the keywords if and else are reserved words. A standard identifier is a key-word that defines a type.
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Keywords are predefined reserved words, which possess special meaning. Each keyword defines the “type” declared data. Keywords should not be used as identifiers. An identifier is a unique name given to a particular variable, function or label of class in the program.
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