The global and the static variables are stored in the data section..... But the only legitimate answer that comes to my mind is that the makers believed there language will be used by smart coders so they left it for the programmers to fix. While the java makers believed somewhat different so they have restrictions on initialization. In the object code produced from a c code the defining of a variable is simply decreasing the value of stack pointer by one...The value that remained on the stack earlier is not tempered which mortals call as garbage value......
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