### Variable Initialization in C++**Question 3** How may the int variables `months`, `days`, and `years` be defined in one statement, with `months` initialized to 12 and `years` initialized to 15?**Answer:** The int variables can be defined and initialized in a single statement in C++ as follows:```cppint months = 12, days, years = 15;```**Explanation:**- This statement declares three integer variables: `months`, `days`, and `years`.- The variable `months` is initialized to 12.- The variable `years` is initialized to 15.- The variable `days` is declared but not initialized.---### Toolbar InstructionsFor the editing toolbar, use the following shortcuts:- **For PC:** Press `ALT` + `F10`- **For Mac:** Press `ALT` + `FN` + `F10`### Toolbar IconsThe toolbar includes various formatting options such as:1. **Bold (B)** - Apply bold formatting.2. **Italic (I)** - Apply italic formatting.3. **Underline (U)** - Apply underline formatting.4. **Text Alignment** - Align text to the left, center, right, or justify.5. **Subscript (X2)** - Subscript text.6. **Superscript (X2)** - Superscript text.7. **Special Characters** - Insert special characters.8. **Font Size** - Adjust the font size (e.g., 14px).9. **Paragraph Style** - Change the paragraph style (e.g., Heading, Paragraph).10. **Font Type** - Change the font type (e.g., Arial).---This instructional content aims to help students understand how to perform variable initialization in C++ and utilize the editing toolbar effectively.

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Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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