Explain the auto storage classes in c++.
Answer / Vibhu Saxena
In C++, 'auto' is a keyword used to specify that the compiler should deduce the type of a variable during compilation. This is an automatic storage class, which means the variable is created on the stack and exists for the lifetime of the block.
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