Question

How is a variable different from a constant?​

Answer 1

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• A constant does not change its value over time.

• Constants are usually written in numbers.

• Constants usually represent the known values in an equation, expression or in line of programming.

• Constants are used in computer programming.

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• A variable, on the other hand, changes its value dependent on the equation.

• Variables are specially written in letters or symbols.

• Variables, on the other hand, represent the unknown values.

• Variables also have its uses in computer programming and applications.

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Answer 2

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A constant does not change its value over time. A variable, on the other hand, changes its value dependent on the equation. ... Constants usually represent the known values in an equation, expression or in line of programming.