Computer Science, asked by snehajm3239, 16 days ago

Which of the following statement(s) is/are correct?  Tick all correct answer(s).  No partial marks and no negative marks.
An identifier

Select one or more:

Is a user-defined name

Should have first character as a digit

Allows both uppercase and lowercase letters

Does not consist of any letters and digits

Answers

Answered by bhaveshmahajan0605
3

Answer:

does not consist of any letter and digits

Explanation:

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Answered by kavyapsynergy
0

An identifier is a user-defined name, Allows both uppercase and lowercase letters

Identifier

An identifier is a name used to represent different programming elements like variables, arrays, structures, functions, unions, labels, etc.

The following are the rules for naming identifiers:

  • Only alphanumeric characters (a-z, A-Z, 0-9) and the underscore (_) sign are allowed in an identifier.
  • The names of the identifiers must be unique.
  • An alphabet or underscore must be the first character.
  • Keywords should not be used as identifiers.
  • It can't have any white spaces in it.

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