[Solved] Are qualifiers same as Identifiers..?

Answer 1

No, qualifiers are the additional types given to variables and identifiers are names given to anything
E.g.
long int var; //qualified int and the identifier is var
int var2; //unqualified int

Answer 2

No, they both are different.

Identifiers are the names which we can use for variables or functions. There are various rule defined for choosing identifier.

While the keywords which are used to modify the properties of a variable are called qualifiers.

Examples of qualifiers are const and volatile. Const used to fix the value in variable.
And volatile variables can't be changed by program explicitly but keeps on changing by the program.

For more information about qualifiers you can refer to this link.
https://googleweblight.com/i?u=https://fresh2refresh.com/c-programming/c-type-qualifiers/&hl=en-IN

Answer 3

No,both are different from each other...

Answer 4

Noh... both are different.