Programmer-defined names of memory locations that may hold data are:

A.

Operators

B.

Variables

C.

Syntax

D.

Operands

The correct answer is letter "B": Variables.

Explanation:

Variables - in programming - are storage locations joined with symbolic names that have amounts of information that can be known or unknown called value. That value can change depending on the information transferred to the computers' software. Usually, the values allow the software to give computer orders on what to do.

B. Variables.

Explanation:

Variables are defined by the programmers they can be of any name according to the programmer except the keyword's name and according to the rules of the variable name. Variables hold data of different type depending upon the type of the variable. If type is integer it will hold integer values, if character it will hold characters.