A C++ Declaration Is a Definition That Also Allocates Storage

question 34

True/False

A C++ declaration is a definition that also allocates storage for an identifier's value (or function's body etc. ).

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Definitions:

Validity Rules

Guidelines or principles used to evaluate the correctness of the logical structure of arguments, ensuring that the conclusion follows from the premises.

Validity

The extent to which an argument's conclusion logically follows from its premises, without regard to the actual truth of the premises.

Invalidity

The state of being not valid, especially in reference to an argument or idea that does not follow logically.

Minor Premise

In a syllogism, the specific assertion or statement that, combined with the major premise, leads to a conclusion.