Declaration of variables in C++ or C

[paranoia_sof]

is there any way possible that we can declare variables in C or C++ without using a semi-colon.

ps: #define x 0 - is a constant and not a variable!

[bbi5291]

Here's a solution to TEST in C++ without semicolons:

#include <cstdio>
int main()
{
	if (bool b=true)
	{
		while (b)
		{
			if (int x=1)
				if (scanf("%d",&x))
					if (x!=42)
						if (printf("%d\n",x))
						{}
						else
						{}
					else
						if (b=false)
						{}
		}
	}
}

[paranoia_sof]

thanks man.

i forgot the scope thing, i was doing the same thing.this is something like what i was doing, which obviously gave 'undeclared 'x''.

if(int x=1){}
if(getchar()){if(x=2){}}

thanks for the help man.

[system]

chyba lepiej while(cin>>a)
jak w teście na końcu wystąpią dodatkowe entery (czasem sie zdarza):

in:

1 4 1 1 1 1
4 5 4 4 5 1 -1

mój out:

4
2

twój out:

4
2
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