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the words that have predefined meaning for c++ compiler, are called​

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Answered by AskewTronics
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Answer:

Keyword are the correct answer for the above question.

Explanation:

  • The compiler is different for the different programming languages because they are the collection of some syntax and symbols which made that language for which that compiler is developed.
  • The compiler is a software program that holds the words which are used for the programming language. That type of words is known as the keyword in the term of the programming language.
  • It is said to the keyword because it is the basic syntax that develops that programming language for which the compiler is developed.
  • The above question asked about the term which has a predefined meaning for any language and that is known as a keyword which is described above. Hence Keyword is the correct answer for the above question.

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Answered by mindfulmaisel
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The words that ‘have predefined’ meaning for C++ compiler are called keywords.

Explanation:

  • Keywords are defined as reserved identifiers with special meaning. These keywords cannot be used as identifiers in the programs.
  • The programming languages like C, C++ reserved a number of words used for special use referred as reserved words.  
  • It is rule, that we cannot use these keywords or reserved words in a program as an identifiers or variables.  
  • If we attempt to use those keywords or reserved words in the program in the place of variable or as an identifier, then the compiler will issue an error.

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