Const in c

Question

Why should I define a variable as const if it won't change value? Will it get less memory or what?

Answer 1

Constant values usually allow for faster access because they can be stored in read-only sections of the memory. And it prevents that your values get changed by accident (or someone with bad intentions)

Answer 2

When you coded
Const int var =10;
As that time the value of the variable is will be fixed ,you can not change it

Answer 3

I can make just int var=10 and I won't change it. Why should I define it as const?

Answer 4

We use the const keyword when we don't want to change fix value
https://code.sololearn.com/cQRVV7VVYjy2/?ref=app

Check my following code

Answer 5

Yes but why should it be defined?