The Dsymbol.isVarDeclaration function in C++ is used to determine whether a Dsymbol represents a variable declaration or not. It returns a boolean value indicating whether the Dsymbol is a declaration of a variable or not. This function is helpful when performing analysis or manipulation of C++ code, especially when dealing with symbols and declarations within the code.
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