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What is the difference between declaration and definition?
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Answer Posted / soumyajit
During declaration we just specify the type and no memory
is allocated to the variable. But during the definition an
initial value is assigned and memory is allocated to the
variable.
or we can also say,
Declaration means just telling to complier about variable
or function but definition means actually allocating memory
for variable.
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