## Lexical Components in AVAP™

The lexical components in AVAP™ are similar to those in other programming languages like Python. Some of the most common lexical components in AVAP™ include:

* Keywords: These are reserved words that have a special meaning in the language and cannot be used as variable or function names. Examples of keywords in AVAP™ include `if` , `else` , `for` , `while` , `return` , among others.
* Identifiers: These are names given to variables, functions, and other elements of the program by the programmer. Identifiers must follow certain formatting rules and cannot match keywords. For example, `variable` , `example_function` , `result` are examples of identifiers in AVAP™.
* Operators: These are symbols used to perform operations in the program. Examples of operators in AVAP™ include `+` , `-` , `*` , `/` , `=` , `==` , `!=` , among others.
* Literals: These represent constant values in the program, such as integers, floating-point numbers, text strings, and boolean values. Examples of literals in AVAP™ include `10` , `3.14` , `"text"` , `True` , `False` , among others.
* Punctuation Symbols: These are special characters used to separate elements of the code and define the structure of the program. Examples of punctuation symbols in AVAP™ include `()` , `{}` , `[]` , `,` , `:` , `;` , among others.
