A variable is a name given to a memory location inside our computer where we can store data.
Variable declaration
int age;
In C programming, a var...
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Dennis Ritchie (the creator of C) disagrees with the use of CamelCase. It is not the common naming convention in C.
You neglected to mention that:
_counts as a letter._are reserved for use by the implementation._followed by either a capital letter or_are also reserved for use by the implementation.The full list is here.
Your example of declaring two variables in the same line makes it seem like both are initialized to 25 when that is not true.
Thanks for your valuable comment. But what is the problem with declaring two variables in a single line. I have done that in many occasions for declaring and initialising same type of values.
Strictly speaking, nothing. But if you read what I actually said, your example:
looks to someone not familiar with C like that might assign
25tovariable2and also tovariable1when in realityvariable1is uninitialized.Yeah okay.