InlineDeklarationen
InlineDeklarationen, often translated as inline declarations, are a programming language feature that allows variables or constants to be declared and initialized directly within a statement where they are first used. This contrasts with traditional declaration methods where a variable must be declared separately before its first use.
The primary benefit of inline declarations is often improved code readability and conciseness. By placing the
Many modern programming languages support some form of inline declaration. For example, in C++, you can declare
While beneficial for readability, overuse of inline declarations can sometimes lead to code that is harder