Merely possessing knowledge of the variable's "type" may result in a lack of adequate information. Each variable is characterized by several distinct characteristics and types of data. Please provide a specific example that can be used to demonstrate how this concept can be employed to characterize a particular variable?

The definition of a variable must contain not just the variable's name, but also its "type" and "additional attributes." That is to say, all variables have characteristics beyond just their data type. Explain in further detail the idea that will eventually let us describe any variable with greater precision.

Insufficient information is provided by the 'type' keyword when defining a variable. Variables are distinguished by their data type and other characteristics. The question now is how to put this idea to work in order to convey the characteristics of any variable.Insufficient information is provided by the 'type' keyword when defining a variable. Variables are distinguished by their data type and other characteristics. The question now is how to put this idea to work in order to convey the characteristics of any variable.

How do variables and attributes differ in three paragraphs?