Variables are
A) symbolic names made up by the programmer and once created, their values cannot be changed
B) operators that perform operations on one or more operands
C) symbolic names made up by the programmer that represent memory locations
D) reserved words

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Variables are indeed symbolic names created by programmers to represent memory locations where data can be stored, retrieved, and manipulated. They are not fixed in value (unlike constants), not operators, and not reserved words, which have special meanings in programming languages.

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