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A local identifier is an identifier that is declared within a method or block and that is visible only within that method or block.

Local Identifier

A name that is only accessible within the limited scope of a block, function, or control structure where it is defined.

Visible

Visible refers to the state of being able to be seen or perceived visually, often controlled in programming to manage the display of user interface elements.

  • Differentiate between local and global identifiers within Java programs.
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