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    Variables are containers that store values in programs. They are declared with a data type and name, and memory is allocated when they are initialized with a value. Variables are temporary and stored in RAM, and they must be declared at the start of functions in C but can be declared anywhere in C++. Variables are case sensitive and have two stages - declaration and initialization. Common data types for variables include int, char, and float, and examples show how to declare and initialize multiple variables of each type to perform calculations like finding the area of a triangle or cube value.

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    Variables are containers that store values in programs. They are declared with a data type and name, and memory is allocated when they are initialized with a value. Variables are temporary and stored in RAM, and they must be declared at the start of functions in C but can be declared anywhere in C++. Variables are case sensitive and have two stages - declaration and initialization. Common data types for variables include int, char, and float, and examples show how to declare and initialize multiple variables of each type to perform calculations like finding the area of a triangle or cube value.

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    02-8-23 Java Batch Variables I

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    Variables are containers that store values in programs. They are declared with a data type and name, and memory is allocated when they are initialized with a value. Variables are temporary and stored in RAM, and they must be declared at the start of functions in C but can be declared anywhere in C++. Variables are case sensitive and have two stages - declaration and initialization. Common data types for variables include int, char, and float, and examples show how to declare and initialize multiple variables of each type to perform calculations like finding the area of a triangle or cube value.

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    Variables:

    Variable is a container is used to store the values inour


    programs.
    Variable is a named memory location where we can
    store and manipulate [ modify ] the values in our
    programs.
    Always the variables created in primary memory i.e.
    RAM Only. Hence the variables are temporary.
    In C compiler we have to declare the variables at the
    first line of any function. In C++ we can declare
    anywhere.
    Variables are case sensitive. i.e. lower and upper are
    different.
    int a=10, A=200;
    every variable is having 2 stages.
    1. Variable declaration / declared
    Eg: int a;
    2. Variable initialization / defined
    Eg: a=100;
    When a variable is initialized then only memory
    allocated.
    Syntax:
    datatype variable[=value], variable[=value],….;
    Eg:
    int id=1234, children;
    char name[ ]=”Ravi”, gender=’M’;
    float height = 5.8;
    Memory allocation for variables:
    Eg. Finding area of a triangle.
    Formula - 0.5 * base * height
    Finding cube value.
    a cube is a*a*a
    Finding sqrt of given no using sqrt():

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