What is the difference between keywords and reserved words in java.
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keywords have a special meaning in a language and are a part of syntax.
rrserve words are words that can not be used as identifier because they are reserved by language
rrserve words are words that can not be used as identifier because they are reserved by language
AmeyaShri123:
can keywords be used as identifiers?
no
in practise most keywords are reserved words
please give an example.
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A short note on the difference between keywords and Reserved keywords in Java:
(1) In Java, Keywords are predefined identifiers which have a special meaning and functionalities. These keywords cannot be used for identifiers. Ex: public.
(2) In Java, Reserved words are words that are reserved to use in future.These cannot be used as identifiers. Ex: goto and const.
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(1) In Java, Keywords are predefined identifiers which have a special meaning and functionalities. These keywords cannot be used for identifiers. Ex: public.
(2) In Java, Reserved words are words that are reserved to use in future.These cannot be used as identifiers. Ex: goto and const.
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kya
what are boolean and null reserved words?
Now I will clarify your doubt. In Java, there are 53 keyword words including 48keywords and 2 reserved words and 3 literals. Here literals mean boolean words(True or false) and Null. Don't worry about Boolean words and Null. Just remember about special keywords that's it.
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