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Constants are variables whose value does not change during the runtime of a
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program after initialization.
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Oftentimes, constants are used in multiple locations across different
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subroutines.
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It is important that the names of constants follow a consistent and easily
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recognizable pattern.
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This way, readers immediately understand that the referenced value does not
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change, which simplifies debugging.
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