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Question 10

Which three are valid PL/SQL variable names? (Choose three.)

    Correct Answer: A, D, G

    In PL/SQL, valid variable names must start with a letter and can include letters, numbers, and special characters like underscores, dollar signs, and hash signs, but they cannot begin with a number and should not contain spaces or apostrophes. The variable 'printer_name#' is valid because it starts with a letter and includes an allowable special character. 'leap$year' is valid as it starts with a letter and includes a permissible special character. 'v_fname' is valid as it follows the standard naming convention without starting with a number or including disallowed characters.

Discussion
TheOracleWasTaken

E works but okay

trex_fcsOptions: ADG

E Should be right answer, if we use ver above 12.2 database. and i think we use 19c on this topics.

alinaabalaseiOptions: ADG

A, D, G

abdullah_barhamOptions: ADG

A , D AND G

Cit89Options: DEG

A, D, E and G work on 19c. Just tested them. Guess E is for older Oracle-Versions: "Oracle Database 12.2 and higher have a default limit of 128 characters."

AdityaOptions: ADG

if 3 right then ADG