Answer / rahul rasal

Simple Word In my Word..

Initilize:
E.g:
int i;

Assign:
E.g:
int i=30;

Is it Right...?

Answer / shweta iyer

In initialization, we provide the variable with some initial values which can be changed later. But in assignment, we provide the variable with a fixed value which remains same throughout the whole program.

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