The quantity whose value cannot be changed is called
Correct answer: D. constant
- A. Variable
- B. Identifier
- C. Operator
- D. constant
Explanation
A constant is a fixed value that cannot be modified during the program's execution. It represents a data item that remains constant throughout the program. Constants are assigned a value during initialization, and that value cannot be changed by subsequent program statements.
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