| Synopsis: | Every variable of a built-in type that is declared is to be given a value before it is used |
| Language: | C++ |
| Severity Level: | 1 |
| Category: | Object Life Cycle |
| Description: |
This value can be assigned in the declaration or later on, as long as a variable is assigned a value before it is used. Some examples:
int number = 10; if (func(number)) ... or int number; ... number = 10; if (func(number)) ... This rule can be checked by most modern compilers. |