👉 In programming, an "un-exceptive" variable is a variable that does not evaluate to its assigned value. This can happen when you try to assign a non-integer value to a variable and it will return an error because it cannot be converted into an integer. For example: ``` int x = 10; x = 5; // this line will cause an error ``` In this case, the value of `x` is 10. However, if
