The Rigidity of Written Constitutions Is Often Avoided by

question 99

Multiple Choice

The rigidity of written constitutions is often avoided by

• A)popular vote.
• B)legislatures declaring outdated provisions null and void.
• C)gubernatorial veto of outdated provisions.
• D)judicial interpretation.
• E)legislative veto of outdated provisions.

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Number Field

A data field specifically designed to hold numeric values, often used in databases and form inputs.

Currency Symbol

A graphical sign used as a shorthand for a currency's name, especially in reference to amounts of money.

Data Type

The classification of data based on the kind of value it holds, dictating how it can be used and stored.

Percent

A unit of measure equal to one hundredth of a total; a way to express fractions as parts of a hundred.