What is the minimum and maximum length of an identifier?
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Answer / manu
There is no limit to the length of an identifier in Java.
It will start with letter or _ or $
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Answer / jai
From a language specification perspective, there is no
limit. From a class file perspective, there is a 64K byte
limit to names. For ASCII identifiers, that would be 65535.
For identifiers beyond the ASCII range, that could be
considerably less, as they are stored in Unicode Transfer
Format (UTF), taking up from 2-3 bytes / character.
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Answer / manu
There is no limit to the length of an identifier in Java.
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Answer / sohan
Some compilers take 8 bit atmost.But max length is 31.(in
case of C)
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