Comment Comment by WalterBright D initializes all variables. If you don't provide an initializer, the compiler inserts the default initializer for it.But if you really, really want to leave it uninitialized, write: int x = void; where you're not writing that by accident. parent WalterBright 7 months ago
But if you really, really want to leave it uninitialized, write:
where you're not writing that by accident.