In COBOL, the REDEFINES clause is often used to share memory space between two data items with different _____
- Data Types
- Lengths
- Names
- Values
The REDEFINES clause in COBOL allows two or more data items to share the same memory space, but it's crucial that the redefined data items have the same starting lengths to avoid conflicts in memory allocation.
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