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The compiler emits an 'undeclared identifier' error when you have attempted to use some identifier (what would be the name of a function, variable, class, etc.) and the compiler has not seen.
The compiler emits an 'undeclared identifier' error when you have attempted to use some identifier (what would be the name of a function, variable, class, etc.) and the compiler has not seen.
In C, at least back in the old days, variable declarations have to come at the top of the block. C++ is different in that regard. edit apparently C99 is different from C90 in this respect (C99.
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An identifier is any text that names a "thing" (variable, function, whatever). So, for example: study is an identifier, adRange is an identifier, security is an identifier, rma is an identifier.
