Which of the following is not a valid variable name declaration ?
(A) int
(B) abc_int
(C) abc
(D) abc_abc
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The correct answer is Option A: int
Explanation:
- In the given options, 'int' is a keyword used to convert values to integers.
- A keyword cannot be used as a variable name, function name, or for any other type of identification.
- They are used to specify the Python language's syntax and organization.
- Keywords have established definitions.
- Python keywords are unique reserved words with certain meanings and uses that can only be used for those particular uses. You won't ever need to import these keywords into your code because they are always available.
- Python variables are designated areas of memory where values can be kept. In a Python programme, a variable essentially provides the computer with data to process.
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