How do you say int 1=a and use it in the program

Answer 1

You can't type "1=a" because "=" is right-to-left operator, it means it takes the value of the right expression of "=" and put it into the left variable of "=" not the opposite.

you can type "int a=1;"

but you can't type "int 1=a:"

Answer 2

is 1 = 2 or 1=3? no ? then we can never write 1 = a. because computer is uncertain that which value you are gonna fit in a.

Answer 3

by saying 1=a
u are asking the computer to take "1" a fixed integer value to be equal to a variable
u know that "a" can be give any value
for instance if "a" was given 8 value
then from above statement 1=8
which is logically wrong