The variables are
int sum=10,SuM=20;
these are same or different?
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Answer / sanjay kumar gupta
both are different because it is in c language.it is a case
sensitive language.sum & SUM(capital) both are different
variable.there are two location in the memory 1 for sum and
other for SUM.
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Answer / swati gour
both are different things because sum & SUM are different
variable in memory.
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