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Pradeep Sikarwar • 9.01K Points
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Q. What does the following statement mean?

Code: 
void a;
  • (A) flags an error
  • (B) declares a variable with value a
  • (C) a is an object of type void
  • (D) variable a is of type void
  • Correct Answer - Option(A)
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