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A numeric constant has a defined numeral value, eg.- 2, 9, 23, 168, etc.

A string constant has a defined string value, or a value having english alphabets, eg.- 'A quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.'

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Oh, dude, numeric constants are like numbers, you know, they're all about math and stuff, whereas string constants are like words, they're for when you wanna talk with your computer in a language it understands. So, like, numbers vs. words, man, it's not rocket science, just computer science.

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