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vimala
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hai,
in cobol will i use figurative constants in cobol.how i will use.
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kamala. |
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sandip_datta
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Certain commonly used constants and literals are provided as reserved words called figurative constants: ZERO, SPACE, HIGH-VALUE, LOW-VALUE, QUOTE, NULL, and ALL. Because they represent fixed values, figurative constants do not require a data definition. For example:
Move Spaces To Report-Header
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ksivapradeep
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hi,
HYPHAN is figurative constant r not.
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siva pradeep |
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anuradha
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| HYPHAN is figurative constant r not. |
AFAIK it is not |
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