What are the different types of Storage classes?
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Answer / saroj das ,balsore
storage class is an instruction that give compiler 4
instructions . there are 4 type storage class 1) automatic,
register , static ,external
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Answer / manjusinga
There are four types of storage classes.
1.Automatic: The scope is within the class that is like
local to its class
2.Extern: The scope of this is used within the class as
well as outside the class.so it is global
3.Regiter: These are mainly used for faster access of data.
4.Static: Once you declare the variable as static it will
remain constant throughout the program
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Answer / ranjeet garodia
answers given by Manjusinga about static is wrong:
it will be
4.Static: Once you declare the variable as static it exist
till the life of the program.
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Answer / anil
internal static is a storage that is local to the program
and is allocated prior to execution time.That is at
executing time this storage exists,it is reserved for all
time,whether it is used or not and the values remain same
throughout the calls
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Answer / narendra kumar
ans 2 is correct but only a wrong thing in this is static
means it's scope exits through out the programme.it is same
as the global declaration of the object.
ex. static count=0;
++count
it will give 1
in another function we use ++count than it will give 2 not 1
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