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Explain numeric, character and boolean data types.

Numeric: This is a fundamental type provided by C++ language. Integers, Floating point types come under this......................

What is Typecasting? Explain with examples.

Typecasting: C++ is very strict about type compatibility. Different variable types must be cast when their values are assigned to each other. Type cast operator is used for explicit type conversion of variables.......................

Explain :: operator with an example.

:: Operator: ‘::’ is known as Scope Resolution Operator. C++ is a block structured language. Different program modules are written in various blocks. Same variable name can be used in different blocks......................

What is const qualifier? Explain with an example.

The qualifier const can be applied to the declaration of any variable to indicate that its value will not be changed. Once a variable is declared with const qualifier, it no longer remains a variable (i.e. its value can not be changed). A const must be initialized with some value.........................

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