A C++ declaration introduces only an identifier's spelling and specifies its type.

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A C++ declaration introduces the name (identifier) of a variable, function, or other item to the program and specifies its type. It associates the identifier with a specific memory location and defines the layout and interpretation of the data stored in that location. Therefore, it introduces both the identifier's spelling and its type.

A C++ Declaration Introduces Only an Identifier's Spelling and Specifies