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The answers are straight forward.

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In C, variable declaration is done by:

data-type variable-name;

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data-type variable-name = value;

So, for questions that requires that we declare and initialise a variable, we make use of the above syntax..

Take (a) for instance:

int x = 25;

int y = 18;

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