Description: The Numeric Literal refers to a numeric value written directly in the programming code. In languages like JavaScript and C#, numeric literals can be integers or floating-point numbers and are used to represent numeric data in a straightforward and simple manner. These literals are fundamental in programming as they allow developers to perform calculations, assign values to variables, and control the flow of execution of a program. In JavaScript, numeric literals can be written in decimal, hexadecimal, or exponential notation, while in C# they can also be used in decimal and hexadecimal notation, along with allowing suffixes to indicate the data type (such as ‘f’ for floats). The clarity and simplicity of numeric literals make them an essential tool for any programmer, facilitating the writing and understanding of code.
