A variable is an area in a computer's memory that has a name and stores data temporarily. Variables must follow three naming rules: only include letters, numbers or underscores; start with a capital letter; and not be a reserved word. An underscore is used to separate parts of a variable name, and string constants must be enclosed in quotation marks. String constants can include letters, numbers, and underscores.
A variable is an area in a computer's memory that has a name and stores data temporarily. Variables must follow three naming rules: only include letters, numbers or underscores; start with a capital letter; and not be a reserved word. An underscore is used to separate parts of a variable name, and string constants must be enclosed in quotation marks. String constants can include letters, numbers, and underscores.
A variable is an area in a computer's memory that has a name and stores data temporarily. Variables must follow three naming rules: only include letters, numbers or underscores; start with a capital letter; and not be a reserved word. An underscore is used to separate parts of a variable name, and string constants must be enclosed in quotation marks. String constants can include letters, numbers, and underscores.