How varchar2 can hold 32767octets?

Hello

Says Oracle varchar2 can hold only 4 k bytes.but, you declare a varchar2 (32767) variable temp varchar2 and do hold more than 4 k characters.it don't throw error.how memory string buffer is possible? Pls correct me if I'm wrong.

Kind regards
CK

In SQL VARCHAR2 can hold 4K and in PL/SQL can contain 32K

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