Which of these statements is true if we don't want to assign a value when we declare a variable?

We still need to set its typeWe can initialize it later onWe need to assign null to itWe need to give it a value upon creation

Boom! If we don't want to give it a value right away, we can assign it afterwards according to the type, which we can't change after the declaration.

Whoops! If we don't want to give it a value right away, we can assign it afterwards according to the type, which we can't change after the declaration.