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A variable, on the other hand, is the actual
instantiation (the memory storage of data values being manipulated in the
program) of that data-type at runtime or simply the actual memory that
is allocated at runtime.
For instance:
           Int aPrimitiveInt = 24;
where, 24 is the variable,
or in this case, the actual contents stored in memory.
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