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What is the garbage value in C++

Answer 1

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Allocating a variable implies reserving some memory for that variable. In some programming languages (like C) if a variable is allocated but not assigned, it is said to have a "garbage value" , that is, some information that was being held any random piece of the computer's memory.

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Answer 2

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In some programming languages like C++ if a variable is allocated but not assigned, it is said to have a "garbage value"

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