What are declaratives and what are their uses in cobol?
Answer / Nilesh Kumar Pandey
In COBOL, declaratives are statements that define the characteristics of variables, files, and other program elements. They provide information about how data is stored, organized, and processed during program execution. Some common declarative statements include WORKING-STORAGE SECTION, 01, 88, and REDEFINES. Declaratives are used to define the structure of data, specify file organization, and manage program variables.
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