Numeric constants are integers. I repeat, integers. They range in magnitude from 0 to 999999999999999 and may be signed or unsigned. Examples of numeric constants are: 0 -13 1300 1 14567 Some invalid numeric constants are: 1.2 (not integer) $1 (not numeric) 1000000000000000 (too large) Which of the following is not a legal numeric constant? A) 10.2 B) 89 C) 00000007 D) -0
A string constant is a sequence of 0 to 255 characters chosen from the standard ASCII 64 character set. Any legal character (alpha or numeric) may be used as a string and is designated as such when included in quotation marks (i.e. "ABC"). A string constant can also consist of zero characters (that is, quotation marks around no characters), which is referred to as the "nill" or "null" string. Some examples are: "ABCDEF" "123456" "!!!$$" "" When string constants are read in or written out, the quotation marks are omitted. Question: What kind of a constant is this: "4" A) Numeric B) String c) I can't tell - it could be either string or numeric
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