Yes. Initialization is like a starting point. After that, start() will take over. However, if you want to re-initialized, it is possible though. With some codings of course.
ernest02:
If you declared AND initialize some Global and Local Variables, are these variables re-initialized after every cycle reaches return(0) or does it go back to Start() and skips the re-initialization of the variables?
My own opinion is that it does not re-initialize the variables on every cycle - but is that correct?
.. it depends.
Please provide a code example for a serious answer.
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If you declared AND initialize some Global and Local Variables, are these variables re-initialized after every cycle reaches return(0) or does it go back to Start() and skips the re-initialization of the variables?
My own opinion is that it does not re-initialize the variables on every cycle - but is that correct?