Complete the sentence. It is always a good idea to initialize variables that will obtain values through calculations to either a (“ “) or to zero (0 or 0.00) before using them in programming statements.

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Explanation:

This question is about a good programming practice, that you have to initialize the variable to either null value or zero before using them in a programming statement.

So the correct fill-in-the-blank is given below:

It is always a good idea to initialize variables that will obtain values through calculations to either a Null (“ “) or to zero (0 or 0.00) before using them in programming statements.

It is noted that when you assign (" ") to a variable it is not an empty value but it has a null value (blank).  

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