Answer / s.srinivasulu

first one is valid initialization and
second one syntax error and it will give compilation error

Answer / mandoos

first is an integer declaration and initializing it with a
hex value

Second will produce syntax error, is that question is correct?

Answer / akshay

there is No diff

Question is absolutely Correct

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