Of the following, which best describes a variable? 1 pointA name that refers to a valueA name that refers to a literalA programming-language representation of a type A programming-language representation of a value A statement that associates a variable with a type A statement that associates a value with a variableA statement that associates a type with a valueNone of the above

variable is a name given to a memory location to store some value. Since the memory location can store different values during execution of a program, the name used to refer to it, is called a variable. Since variables are a part of identifiers, they follow the same naming conventions. Like identifiers, a valid variable name can start with an alphabet or an underscore ( _ ) and later have a combination of one or more letters, digits and underscores. A few examples of valid variable names are : sum,total,average_marks, etc. When creating a variable, we should mention the type of data (for example, integer or character) that it would store. This is called the data type of that variable. In a C program, variables should be declared before their usage. The format for declaring a variable is data_type variable_name;. For example: int count; // int is the data type and count is the variable name The above declaration can also be combined with initialisation. In such a case, the format for declaring a variable is data_type variable_name = constant_value;. We shall learn more about data types and constants in the later sections. Given below is an example of declaring and initialising a variable in the same line: int count = 9; // Here the variable count is being initialised to a constant value 9 Invalid #include <stdio.h> void main() { printf("age : %d", age); int age = 34; // this is the declaration statement } Valid #include <stdio.h> void main() { int age = 34; printf("age : %d", age); } Select the correct statements from the given statements. Variable is an identifier which is used to store data. The value stored in a variable is fixed. It cannot be changed once it is initialised to a value. Variable is the name given to a memory location. The type of data stored in a variable is specified by its data types. Reason for late submission Eucs.Learner.Contents.LateSubmissionModal.Input.Placeholder Please enter at least 15 characters

What is a variable in programming and why are they used?

Which of the following describes a variable? A. the part of an expression that includes parentheses B. a letter or symbol that represents a value that never changes C. a letter or symbol that represents an unknown quantity D. the part of an expression that always remains the same

Programmers generally choose names for their variables that are meaningful and document what the variable is used for.Question 10Select one:TrueFalse

Which of the following are requirements for variable names?