chinmay.sahoo
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Declaration tells the compiler that at the later point in the program the definition of declared variable will be present
What is the difference between declaration and definition?
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Martin smith
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In C language Declaration specifies the properties of a variable,
ex: int a;
int roll_no[ ];
Definition declares the variable and causes the storage to be allocated.
ex: int a=5;
int roll_no[50];
ex: int a;
int roll_no[ ];
Definition declares the variable and causes the storage to be allocated.
ex: int a=5;
int roll_no[50];
alberto-morrison
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In computer programming, a declaration determines the name and data type of a variable or other element. Programmers declare variables by writing the name of the variable into the code, along with any data type indicators and another required syntax.
AngelaPender
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Declaration makes the presence of an object or function known, but does not create it.
Definition creates an object or a function. A definition is automatically also a declaration.
Definition creates an object or a function. A definition is automatically also a declaration.
AngelaPender
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Declaration makes the presence of an object or function known, but does not create it.
Definition creates an object or a function. A definition is automatically also a declaration.
Definition creates an object or a function. A definition is automatically also a declaration.