Objects in C must have exactly one definition, and they may have mutiple external declarations.
Definition: occurs in only one place. specifies the type of an object; reserves storage for it; it is used to create new objects.
example: int my_array[100];
Declaration: can occur multiple times. describes the type of an object; is used to refer to objects defined elsewhere(e.g., in another file)
example: extern int my_my_array[];
difference between array and pointer.
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