👉 A declarator is a keyword or symbol in programming languages that is used to indicate the end of a statement. It is often followed by another statement or expression and serves as a "breakpoint" for further processing or execution. In programming, it's typically used to declare variables, functions, classes, or other objects or structures. For example, in the Python language: ```python x = 5 print(x) ``` This code is declared with a declarator followed by an expression
