say the following declaration is correct nr not.
int b=a,n=0;

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say the following declaration is correct nr not. int b=a,n=0;..

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correct

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say the following declaration is correct nr not. int b=a,n=0;..

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wrong

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say the following declaration is correct nr not. int b=a,n=0;..

Answer / nishant kumar

it's wrong as u are asigning 'a' to 'b' without declaring its data type..

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say the following declaration is correct nr not. int b=a,n=0;..

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how the ans is correct can u explain

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