Consider the following C++ codes: Code a: Code b: int x-8; // global void func () int x-8; // global int age-18; // global void func () int age-18; cout<<"X is: "<

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Consider the following C++ codes:
Code a:
Code b:
int x 8; // global
void func ()
int x 8; // global
int age=18; // global
void func ()
{
int age=18;
cout<<"X is: "<<x;
cout<<"age is: "<<age;
{
cout<<"X is: "<<x;
cout<<"age is: "<<age;
int main ()
int main ()
{
int x-18;
{
cout<<"x is: "<<x;
cout<<"x is: "<<x;
return 0;
return 0;
Where cout is used to display the output to the standard output device. For each part of
code, specify if x and age are local or global for main and func().
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the following C++ codes: Code a: Code b: int x 8; // global void func () int x 8; // global int age=18; // global void func () { int age=18; cout<<"X is: "<<x; cout<<"age is: "<<age; { cout<<"X is: "<<x; cout<<"age is: "<<age; int main () int main () { int x-18; { cout<<"x is: "<<x; cout<<"x is: "<<x; return 0; return 0; Where cout is used to display the output to the standard output device. For each part of code, specify if x and age are local or global for main and func().
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