Answer / Shubhangi Pathak

Local variables are stored in the stack because they have a smaller scope than global or static variables. The stack provides fast access to data due to its sequential nature, which makes it suitable for managing data with shorter lifetimes. Additionally, the size of the stack is limited, ensuring that the program does not consume excessive memory.

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