What is the error in the following code? Why is this wrong?

```
int f(int x)
{
int x;
// code for function body
}
```

The declaration of the variable x in the function body will be flagged by the compiler as a multiple declaration of the variable Such an attempt at (re)declaring a parameter violates the C++ rule that all identifiers be declared exactly once, prior to use. The g++ compiler gives the following (somewhat cryptic) error messages. (The -fsyntax-only option is to cause checking the programs syntax, but not generate any other files in the event that there are no errors. Most compilers have a similar option.)
g++ -fsyntax-only Problem10.cc
Problem10.cc: In function `int f(int)':
Problem10.cc:3: declaration of `x' shadows a parameter
Compilation exited abnormally with code 1 at Mon Jul 10 07:10:07