Constants in C++
Using Constants in C++?
Explanation
Constants are values that will not change when a program is executed. These are also known as "literals" and it can be of any data type and they are usually declared using the keyword "const". Types of constants are integer, character, hexadecimal, octal, string constants, backslash character constants.
Result :
Integer constants value is: 34966
Hexadecimal constants value is: 128
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In the above example a long integer, a hexadecimal equivalent of 128 are declared as constants.
Example :
| #include <iostream.h> #include <stdio.h> int main( ) { const long int l = 35000L-34L; \ Integer Constant const int hex = 0x80; \ Hexadecimal Constant cout << "Integer constants value is:" << l << '\n'; cout << "Hexadecimalconstants value is:" << hex << '\n'; printf ("\n\t This is hscripts"); \ String Constant return 0; } |
Result :
Integer constants value is: 34966
Hexadecimal constants value is: 128
This is Hscripts.
In the above example a long integer, a hexadecimal equivalent of 128 are declared as constants.
