A star doesn’t have a defined way to follow or a defined number of position changes. Today it changes its position in one way and the other day it would take some other way and change the position. Variables act in the same way. What can you infer about variables from the star analogy?

A variable takes any value

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A variable takes only finite number of values

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Same variable can have different value in different situation

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A variable has a same value in all situations

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Solution

The correct options are
A A variable takes any value
C Same variable can have different value in different situation
A star can vary its position, i.e., it can go left or go right. So this means the star has many ways (meaning values it can take) and that its position is different in different cases.

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