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declaring variables

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sanjay1209
 
Reply Wed 25 Jun, 2014 08:53 am
If we declare
a=10;
and then
a="xyz";
error occurs. What is the logical reason behind the same.
When we declare a as integer and then store string value, I know error will be there but I want to know the logical reason
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