Section 1: Why do you need types? Types are a way of categorizing the values that variables can hold in a program. Types determine how much memory is allocated for a variable, how the value is stored ...
This program takes two inputs. The first input is stored in a variable called a. The second input is stored in a variable called b. Write a program that switches the values stored in the variables a ...
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