Exam FC0-U61 topic 1 question 218 discussion

C. Cat Explanation: A string is a sequence of characters, typically enclosed in quotes in programming languages. Among the given options, "Cat" is the most likely to be stored as a string because it consists of alphabetic characters and represents a word rather than a numerical value. Why not the others? A. 3.1415927 – This is a floating-point number (decimal), typically stored as a numeric data type. B. x – This could be stored as a character (char) rather than a full string. While some languages might treat a single character as a string, it is more commonly stored separately. D. 42 – This is an integer and would typically be stored as an int data type rather than a string unless explicitly converted. Since "Cat" is a word and not a numerical value, it is the best choice for data most likely stored as a string.

whats the difference between x and Cat? they are both textual characters