Which data type is variable 'a' as per below code?(numeric/non-numeric) Dim a as integer a=10 for grade 7 Computer

Mathematics

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Lorico [155]2 years ago

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Answer:

The answer is "numeric".

Step-by-step explanation:

The Dim keyword is used in Visual Basic which is used to establish the dependent variable and other information such as the code that the variable may access the variables, computer utilizes the statement Dim. The dimensions are brief and then used to define variables. The Dim statement is placed just after sub definition only at the start of a VBA module (short for Subroutine).The variable to hold an integer value is seen in the above example.

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