A constant is a type of identifier used in programming to define a value that cannot be altered during the execution of the program. This ensures that important values remain unchanged, contributing to code stability and reliability. Identifiers such as variables, on the other hand, can have their values changed during the execution of the program, which can lead to unintended modifications.
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