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primitive variable declarations

type identifier;
A type can be any data type, such as char, int, float, etc; the identifier must be a legal C/C++ identifier, and cannot have been used within the same scope, either for a function name or for the name of another variable. Variables are not automatically initialized to a value; they have the value that was previously stored in memory at the address of the variable.

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