Does "Declaration" allocate memory? (in C language) I google it before, there

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Does "Declaration" allocate memory? (in C language) I google it before, there

are many people said that "Declarations" allocate memory

But in some books it is written that once you declare a variable, you allocate some space for that variable

I tested it too by using pointers
And i saw that Declaration allocates memory

Why is there this disagreement?

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Mojtaba Автор вопроса

Déjà vu
how did you declared it? how did you see that memo...

Well, i used pointer int num; int *p; p=&num; printf("%p", p) Shows me the address of "num" variable maybe this is not the right way to do that? Or maybe im confused and "int num;" is actually a "definition" I don't know🤦‍♂

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Mojtaba
Well, i used pointer int num; int *p; p=&num; pri...

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/difference-between-definition-and-declaration/

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Déjà vu

how did you declared it? how did you see that memory is allocated?

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