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It explicitly says "for most values of x", i.e. it assumes x to be initialized (but doesn't show so in the code).
by MauranKilom 5y ago
It explicitly says "for most values of x", i.e. it assumes x to be initialized (but doesn't show so in the code).
- leetcrew 5y agonot a good way to give the example then. most c or c++ developers are going to start twitching uncontrollably the second they see a variable declared uninitialized and then immediately read from.