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what is the difference between declaration ,defenetion and
initialization of a variable?

Answer Posted / gg

As i know.....
Definition is one which allocates memory.
Ex: int x;

Declaration never occupy any memory space.
Ex:Function prototype declarations such as....
int func(int,int);

Initialization: If any variable assigned with some value at
time definition itself is called initialization.
Ex:int x=0;

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