Intro

Variables are Containers for Storing Data

Kin Variables can be declared in 2 ways:

`reka`

By declaring variables by using reka keyword, you can change the value of the variable later in the program.

reka x = value

Variable x is declared and assigned a value of value but the value can be changed later in the program.

Also, you can declare a variable without assigning a value to it.

reka x;

In this case, the variable x is declared but not assigned a value. Note: You have to add semicolon (;) at the end of the statement.

By declaring variable by using ntahinduka keyword, you can't change the value of the variable later in the program.

ntahinduka x = 10

You can't change the value of variable x later in the program.

Note: You have to assign a value to a constant variable, so this won't work:

ntahinduka x; # This will throw an error