In programming terms, a group of characters inside a set of quotation marks is called a:
A) String literal
B) Variable
C) Operation
D) Statement
E) None of the above

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A group of characters inside a set of quotation marks is called a string literal in programming. It is used to represent text data in a program. Variables are used to store and manipulate data values, operations are used to perform mathematical or logical calculations, and statements are used to perform actions in a program. None of these options accurately describe a group of characters inside quotation marks.

In Programming Terms, a Group of Characters Inside a Set