Question

the type of value that a variable can store is called it's ______​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Variables

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Answer 2

Answer:- The type of value that a variable can store is called its Data type.

About Variables:-

• A variable is the storage space with some memory allocated to it.
• It is typically used for saving data.
• Variables are described through the name, the type, it's location and the data allocated to them.
• Data types decide what can be stored in the variable, and the memory is allocated accordingly.
• For example, a variable can store a simple numerical digit in an "int" type variable, a letter of the alphabet in the "char" type variable, and a decimal number in the "float" type variable.
• The variables are defined as the data holders, or as the means to save the data.
• The variables can contain different types of data structures depending upon the type of data they save, and the memory space that is allocated to them.
• Declaration of a variable means that telling the compiler about the type and the size of the variable.
• No memory space is allocated to the variable when they are declared.

The rules to declare a variable are as follows:-

1. Outline the data type
2. Name to the variable
3. End the declaration with a semicolon

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