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we should avoid VALUE clause in programs for dynamic variables?

  1. True

  2. False
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VALUE clauses should be avoided for dynamic variables because they are compile-time constants and cannot be changed at runtime. Dynamic variables need values assigned during program execution using MOVE or SET statements. Using VALUE clause on a dynamic variable creates a mismatch between compile-time and runtime behavior.

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