Hi all,
int a = 1;
for(int a = 12; ...)
{
....
}
// Does value of a here have anything to do with "int a = 1;" scope, or the
"for" scope?
Thanks,
DH
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>Does value of a here have anything to do with "int a = 1;" scope, or
the "for" scope?
The "a" in the for loop is in the scope of for loop alone and will not
have any effect on "a" before for loop.
Regards
Shan
dh wrote: Hi all,
int a = 1;
for(int a = 12; ...)
{
....
}
// Does value of a here have anything to do with "int a = 1;" scope, or the
"for" scope?
The second 'a' has scope from it's declaration until the end of the for
loop, it 'hides' the first 'a' meantime. The first 'a' will be used ( if
at all ) either up until the for and/or after the closing brace of the
for. ( NB. It's legal but I think confusing practise to do this ).
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