Multiple choice

The target of an assignment statement should be

  1. l-value

  2. 2-value

  3. r-value

  4. m-value
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Explanation

In programming languages, an l-value (locator value) refers to a memory location that has an address and can appear on the left side of an assignment statement. The target of an assignment must be an l-value because it needs to specify where to store the value. r-values represent actual data values and appear on the right side.

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