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Variable names are used so the code is readable. When the code is compiled to machine languages, it no longer uses the variable names to understand it's operations...sometimes variable names are kept as metadata to help debug but the computer does not need them to execute the program...they are for us so we can easily understand what we are doing.
"Java This keyword" is a reference to the current object, it is very helpful when you need to refer an instance of a particular Object from its available methods or using it's constructor, also "this" keyword helps us to avoid naming conflicts.The following are different ways to use java this keyword1) Using with instance variable2) Using with Constructor3) Pass / Return current instanceUsing with instance variableUsing this keyword inside a method or constructor it will use instance variable instead of local variable, in the absence of this keyword it will use local variableUsing with instance variableUsing this keyword inside a method or constructor it will use instance variable instead of local variable, in the absence of this keyword it will use local variableUsing with ConstructorUsing this keyword inside constructor like followingthis("Sony", 20); it will call the constructor having same parameter
There is no such data type. However, when we use user-defined data types of our own type, then that type of data can be stored in a variable. So as a term, you may say that user-defined data type can store any data. As the data-type used in any variable will be depending upon us.
Comments and variables are two different things. They are so different the question does not make sense. Perhaps you should restate the question, giving us more details as to what you are looking for?
An identifier is simply the name of something, while a variable is an instance of something.For example:int x;Here, the identifier is "x," but the variable is the object whose name is "x." A: An identifier is a name of something. Typically used in computer programming, the term "identifier" is frequently used to name a variable (see below), a subroutine, are in reality, any place in memory in which data or code reside where a name would be useful. "MyBirthDate" might be a good identifier, pointing to a memory location where the data contianing your date of birth is stored. The term variable comes to us from mathematics, but is frequently used in computer science too. It refers to a value that varies. For instance: a + b = 5 In this case, the value of a and b can change, so long as the sum of a and b equal 5. The opposite of the term variable is constant. In the equation, E=Mc2, c is a constant that is equal to the speed of light in a vacu -- +- 186,000 miles per second. In computer science, the term "variable" is used synonymously with "identifier" when they are both used to point to memory that contains data that may be changed and will not always be the same. In Microsoft BASIC, the statement: Tomorrow = Today + 1 Today and Tomorrow are variables, and 1 is a constant.
The naming part of the sentence "I like to look at birds" is "birds." It is the subject of the sentence, telling us what the sentence is about.
There is in fact a difference. Depending Variable: Varies on the outcome of the Responding Variable. Responding Variable: Varies on the outcome of both itself and the Depending Variable. Math keeps us goin'!
They didnt have pro as "us" on the end
This is a variable, it depends when you ask it.
No, the label US is a lable for one particular value of the independent variable which is "country".
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hi. im in science and they teach us about everything.So I will be teling you the definition of Dependant Variable [[ for science]]Dependant Variable - Something that you changing. That's it...
1 trillion = 1 thousand billions (US naming convention)
Naming all of them would be impracticle, because there are so many.
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They influenced us today by naming some of the planets and some other things we used today