Which of the following is a valid initializing a variable statement?
Correct answer: C. int (d=10;)
- A. (a=10)
- B. int m;
- C. int (d=10;)
- D. int (p,q;)
Explanation
correctly declares the variable d with the data type int and assigns it the initial value of 10. This is a valid initialization statement.
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