Java one line variable declaration? [closed]

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The less things that happen on a single line the better. If you choose the second option the code will be easier to debug(you can put a breakpoint on the line where the second initialization happens skipping the first one for instance) and easier to read(IMHO). The only thing that this costs you is a single line. I think it is worth it.

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