Re: How to set local variables automatically?

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Iwan Petrow <xxxxyz@xxxxxx> wrote:
> But I want this happens automatically. When I write "int i;" i have to
> be 0.

You can't, and I can't see any good reason why you'd want to.

Just declare your variables at the point of first use - that covers
almost all situations, IME, and makes your code clearer.

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