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C/C++ considers pointers to be declared next to the variable name rather than the type name (int *x, *y vs int* x, y).
I know this but I still consider * to be more associated with the type. Therefore I'm one of those people who declare each variable in its own line and group the type and * together. (int* x; int* y)
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