If you refer to an identifier without declaring it, the compiler will generate an error message.

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In most programming languages, using an undeclared identifier results in a compilation error because the compiler needs to know the type and scope of the identifier to allocate memory and perform type checking.

If You Refer to an Identifier Without Declaring It, the Compiler