Assigning value at the time of variable declaration is called
Correct answer: D. initializing
- A. define
- B. loading
- C. allocating
- D. initializing
Explanation
Initializing a variable refers to assigning a value to it at the time it is declared. This is a common and good practice in programming because it ensures that the variable has a known value from the start. It helps to avoid errors that can occur if you try to use a variable before it has been assigned a value
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