The declaration and initialization of variable in a single statement at any place in the program is called as
dynamic initialization. The dynamic initialization is always accomplished at run-time i.e., when program
execution is in action. Dynamic means process carried out at run-time, for example, dynamic initialization,
dynamic memory allocation etc. The C++ compiler allows declaration and initialization of variables at any
place in the program. In C, initialization of variables can be done at any place but the variable must be declared
at the beginning of the program as illustrated in the following ...
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