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how are the variable assigned to a value ​

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Answered by charviRai
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Explanation:

The first time a variable is assigned a value, it is said to be initialised. The = symbol is known as the assignment operator. It is also possible to declare a variable and assign it a value in the same line, so instead of int i and then i = 9 you can write int i = 9 all in one go.

Answered by reenasingh1979
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Answer:

The first time a variable is assigned a value, it is said to be initialised. The = symbol is known as the assignment operator. It is also possible to declare a variable and assign it a value in the same line, so instead of int i and then i = 9 you can write int i = 9 all in one go.

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