EXTERN Variable in C - 1
The extern keyword declares that a variable or a function has external linkage outside of the file it is declared.
When a variable is declared, the compiler requires that the variable be defined elsewhere. The declaration informs the compiler that a variable by that name and type exists, but the compiler does not need to allocate memory for it since it is allocated elsewhere. The extern keyword means "declare without defining"
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