Computer Applications
Answer
1value
Reason — In Java, an identifier (e.g., variable, method, or class name) must follow these rules:
- It cannot start with a digit (e.g.,
1valueis invalid because it starts with1). - It can start with a letter, an underscore (
_), or a dollar sign. - It can contain letters, digits, underscores (
_), and dollar signs after the first character.
As 1value starts with a digit, hence it is an invalid identifier.
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