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Declaration Of Variables

Declaration Of Variables:

                                              Assigning the name and data type that a variable can hold is called declaration of the variable.All variables that are used in a program are declared using variable declaration statement.

             The syntax to declare a variable in c++ is:

             type list of variables;
where

type:
         specifies data type of variables.For example,it may be int,float,etc.

list of variables:
                       specifies a list of variables separated by commas. In a single statement more than one variables,separated by commas, of same data type can b declared.
                     
                      Different statements are used to declare variables of different data type.

                      For example, to declare variables"abc","xyz","w"and "A" of integer  type  the statement is written as:

       int abc ,xyz ,d w,A;

     To declare variables a and xy as int type,w as float type,nm as string type of 15 characters and sum as double, the statments are written as:


     int a,xy;
   
   float b;

   char nm [15];

   double sum;
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