Declaring multiple types with typedef

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The typedef keyword is a specifier, so it applies separately to each declarator. Therefore, each name declared refers to the type that that name would have in the absence of typedef.

int *x, (*p)();         // x has type int*, and p has type int(*)()
typedef int *x, (*p)(); // x is an alias for int*, while p is an alias for int(*)()

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