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But I heard something like test::X or something like this
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But I heard something like test::X or something like this

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&gt;&gt; is it possible?<br />
No it is not possible
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Hello!<br />
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Assume I have a code like this:<br />
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static void main() {<br />
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}<br />
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int test() {<br />
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}<br />
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I want to define a variable in this code which can be accessible from main and int.<br />
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Also if I define a variable for example X in main and another X in test, how can I call test's X from main?<br />
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Thanks
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Hello!

Assume I have a code like this:

static void main() {

}

int test() {

}

I want to define a variable in this code which can be accessible from main and int.

Also if I define a variable for example X in main and another X in test, how can I call test's X from main?

Thanks

Creating and initializing public variable

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