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ad-work [718]
3 years ago
10

______ are single numbers or values, which may include integers, floating-point decimals, or strings of characters.

Computers and Technology
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marysya [2.9K]3 years ago
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Scalar Values are single numbers or values, which may include integers, floating-point decimals, or strings of characters.

A(n) array is a group of scalar or individual values that are stored in one entity.

A(n) user-defined type is a data type that is assigned a true or false value by a programmer.

A(n) abstract data type is a data type that can be assigned multiple values.

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