Computer Programming (COPROG) Practice Test

In a constant declaration, which part is the data type?

CONSTANT_NAME dataType value access specifier

Correct Answer:

dataType

Explanation:

The data type is the type specifier that tells what kind of value the constant holds. It appears before the constant’s name, such as in a declaration like const int MAX = 100, where int is the data type. The name is the identifier you use to reference the constant, and the value is the literal assigned to initialize it. The access specifier, if present, controls visibility but is not the data type. So the data type is the part that specifies the kind of data stored by the constant.

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