Answer: The answer is Flexible and Rigid constitution
Explanation: A flexible constitution is a constitution, which can be easily amended or changed without a cumbersome procedure. This type of constitution may be amended just like any statute, with a simple majority of vote of the members of the parliament.
On the other hand, a rigid constitution is a type of constitution, which has a cumbersome or long amendment procedures. The procedure for amending a rigid constitution is different from the procedure for enacting and amending the ordinary laws of the land. The enactment or amendment of an ordinary law is usually by simple majority vote in the relevant parliament that has authority to make or amend such law.
However, the procedure for amending a rigid constitution may include a two third majority vote of members of the central government legislature, as well as a two-third majority vote in two-third of the state legislatures in such country, and sometimes ratification by the people in a referendum and so forth.
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