Which of the following is NOT a valid assignment statement, assuming length, width, and area are valid variables?
A) area = length * width;
B) area = 12345;
C) length * width = area;
D) area = "The area is 12,345 square feet . ";

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In programming, the left side of an assignment statement must be a single variable that is being assigned a new value. Option C attempts to assign a value to an expression (length * width), which is not valid syntax in most programming languages.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Valid Assignment Statement