👉 In programming, an unconditionally stated or undefined variable is a variable that has not been assigned any value to it yet. This means that its value can be changed at any time without affecting the program's behavior. For example: ```c++ int x = 5; ``` In this case, `x` remains 5 even if you change the value of `y` in a loop or another function call. Unconditionally stated variables are often used for variables that have a known initial value
