Am from high level OOP languages C# and Java and recently started scratching my head in C. I feel C a bit weird as equally as one feels JS is. So want to clarify below:
Below gives error and that seems intuitive as it looks like incorrect syntax even in OOP languages
int i=0,1,2;
/*
Error : expected identifier or ‘(’ before numeric constant
int i = 0, 1, 2;
^
*/
However below works surprisingly:
int i;
i = 0,1,2; //works
Why is this behavior? Is their any significance to keep such behavior or just some parsing technicalities?