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Bug of the week #2
- In C++, variables must be declared with a type to inform the compiler about the kind of data the variable will hold.
- A declaration without a type leads to a syntax error in C++ compilation.
- Adding a type in variable declaration resolves this issue.
- Using 'auto' in variable declaration for type deduction requires initialization for the compiler to determine the type.
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