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"Literal constant"
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fortran
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constant
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immutable
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scalar
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lexical
Related Terms:
Named constant
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Symbolic constant
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Constants
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Constant expression
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Logical constant
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Numeric constant
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Literal
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Literal value
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Constant
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Expression
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Expression
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Function call
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Constant
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Assignment
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Operand
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Lvalue
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Null
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Arity
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Enumeration
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Binary expression
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Numeric expression
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Variable
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Rvalue
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Integer constant
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Prefix notation
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Formula
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Literal
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In Fortran, a lexical token that directly represents a scalar value of intrinsic type.
csit1cwe.fsu.edu
constant that does not have a name. A literal constant's value is written directly into a program. See also named constant.
docs.hp.com
(n.) a constant without a name.
parallel.ru
An object that is specified explicitly in program text. Literal constants are immutable.
opendylan.org
A constant without a name. In Fortran 77, this was called simply a constant.
xlsoft.com
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Keywords:
wherever
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needed
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directly
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typed
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value
a value that is typed directly into the source code wherever it is needed
cjhacker.blogchina.com
a value typed directly into your program wherever it is needed
aelinik.online.fr
Keywords:
datum
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value
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sequence
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change
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characters
a datum whose value cannot change throughout the program unit
docs.sun.com
an item of data whose value does not change while an application is running
course.com
a sequence of characters that represents a value
docs.hp.com