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<< Edited out for being unnecessarily combative >>

• jandrese 3y ago
  We might be saying the same thing here, but modern C scopes variables down to the block. So if you have a variable declared for instance inside of a for loop or if statement, that variable is out of scope once you exit the block. This will fail to compile with an "undeclared identifier" error: if ( x > 0 ) { int y = 1; } printf("%d", y); It is a feature that was long overdue in C IMHO.