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6 November, 21:11

How can I write an assignment statement that stores the character 'X' in a variable ch?

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  1. 6 November, 23:00
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    In C+ + we can assign a character to the variable by using the below statement.

    ch='X';

    Explanation:

    The complete program for assigning a character to the variable is given as

    #include

    #include

    using namespace std;

    main ()

    {

    char ch;

    ch = 'X';

    cout<<"output of variable Ch = "<
    getch ();

    }

    In above program Char is the data type used for character type variables. ch = 'X' stores X in ch. Then output will shown through cout.
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