If the variable letter has been defined as a char variable, which of the following are not valid assignment statements to assign letter w to the variable?

A) letter = w;

B) letter = 'w';

C) letter = "w";

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Aron Duarte

Computers & Technology

6 July, 22:46

If the variable letter has been defined as a char variable, which of the following are not valid assignment statements to assign letter w to the variable?

A) letter = w;

B) letter = 'w';

C) letter = "w";

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Abraham · Answer 1

The correct answer for the given question is option (A) and option (C).

Explanation:

To declared any variable of character we using following syntax

char variable=' value';

char letter='w';

In option (A) their is no single quotes between character w. So this is not a valid assignment.

In option (C) their is double quotes between character w, no single quotes between character w. So this is not a valid assignment.

In option (B) their is single quotes between character w. So this is a valid assignment.

So option (A) and option (C) are are not valid assignment statement.

If the variable letter has been defined as a char variable, which of the following are not valid assignment statements to assign letter w to the variable?A) letter = w;B) letter = 'w';C) letter = "w";

If the variable letter has been defined as a char variable, which of the following are not valid assignment statements to assign letter w to the variable?

A) letter = w;

B) letter = 'w';

C) letter = "w";