The identifier that is defined by programmers to store data is called?
Correct answer: C. User defined identifier
- A. Programmer identifier
- B. Standard identifiers
- C. User defined identifier
- D. All of these
Explanation
In programming, programmers define identifiers (names) to store data. These identifiers are not pre-defined by the programming language itself (standard identifiers) but rather created by the programmer specifically for their program
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