What is the difference between syms 'x' and sym 'x'? – McqOptions

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1.	What is the difference between syms 'x' and sym 'x'?
A.	there is no difference, they are the same functions
B.	they are equivalent
C.	syms 'x' makes the declaration long lasting while sym 'x' makes the declaration short lasting
D.	syms 'x' makes the symbol short lasting while sym 'x' makes the declaration long lasting
Answer» D. syms 'x' makes the symbol short lasting while sym 'x' makes the declaration long lasting

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