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. An early compiler recognized variable names according to the following rules: Numeric variable names had to begin with a letter, and then the letter could be followed by another letter or a digit or by nothing at all. String variable names had to begin with the symbol $ followed by a letter, which could then be followed by another letter or a digit or by nothing at all. How many distinct variable names were recognized by this compiler

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