Which of the following is a variable declaration statement? a. int total; b. #include <iostream> * c. int main d. // first string entered by user
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int total; - This is a variable declaration statement. It declares a variable named 'total' of type 'int' (integer). b. #include <iostream> - This is a preprocessor directive, not a variable declaration. It includes the iostream library which allows for Show more…
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