const variables are preferred to symbolic constants (from #define) because
(a) const variables take up less memory.
(b) symbolic constants can be changed.
(c) const variable names are visible to the compiler
(d) const variables do not have to be of a specific data type.
(c) const variable names are visible to the compiler
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)