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                                                           Integer Constants: a string of digits with an optional sign:
Correct Examples: 0, -345, 768, +12345
Incorrect Examples:
1,234 : comma is not allowed
12.0: no decimal point
--4 and ++3: too many optional signs
5- and 7+: the optional sign must precede the string of digits
Real Constants: There are two representations, decimal representation and exponential representation.
Decimal Representation: A decimal point must be presented, but no commas are allowed. A real constant can have an optional sign.
Correct Examples: 23.45, .123, 123., -0.12, -.12
Incorrect Examples:
12,345.95: no comma is allowed
75: real constant must have a decimal point
123.5-: the optional sign must precede the number
$12.34: cannot use dollar sign $
Exponential Representation: It consists of an integer or a real number in decimal representation (the mantissa or fractional part), followed by the letter E or e, followed by an integer (the exponent).
Correct Examples
12.3456E2 or 12.3456e2: this is equal to 1234.56
-3.14E1 or -3.14e1: this is equal to -31.4
-1.2E-3 or -1.2e-3: this is equal to -0.0012
12E3 or 12e3: this is equal to 12000.0
0E0 or 0e0: this is equal to 0.0
Incorrect Examples
12.34E1.2: the exponential part must be an integer constant
12.34-5: there is no exponential sign E or e
Complex: Will not be covered in this course
Logical: See Chapter 3
Character String: Character constants must be enclosed between double quotes or apostrophes (single quotes).
The  of a string consists of all characters, spaces included, between the single or quote quotes, while the  of the string is the number of characters of its content. The content of a string can be zero and in this case it is an
Correct Examples:
'John' and "John": content = John and length = 4
' ' and " ": content = a single space and length = 1
'John Dow #2' and "John Dow #2": content = John Dow #2 and length = 11
'' and "": content = nothing and length = 0 (empty string)
Incorrect Examples:
'you and me: the closing apostrophe is missing
Hello, world': the opening apostrophe is missing
'Hi" and "Hi': the opening and closing quotes do not match.
If single quote is used in a string, then double quotes should be used to enclose the string:
"Lori's apple"
This string has content Lori's apple and length 12. Alternatively, you can write the single quote twice as follows:
'Lori''s apple'
The compiler will treat a pair of single quotes in the content of a string as one. Thus, the content of the above string is still Lori's apple.
Correct Examples:
'What''s this?': content = What's this? and length = 11
'''''': content = '' and length = 2
Incorrect Examples:
'Tech's seminar': the single quote between h and s should be written twice.
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  end