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by caf
3410 days ago
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Yes, in C a plain int i;
at file scope is a tentative definition - if, by the end of the compilation unit, no definition has been seen, one of them will become a definition, otherwise it is just a declaration.On the other hand, this: int i = 0;
is a definition, and you can't have two of those. |
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