What is an auto keyword in c?
Answer / Vicky Jaiswal
The auto keyword in C is an optional specifier for declaring local variables within a function or block. When not used, the compiler automatically assumes that the variable being declared is local to the current function. Here's an example:
```c
#include <stdio.h>
void func() {
int x; // Variable declaration with auto keyword implicitly
auto int y; // Variable declaration with explicit auto keyword
}
```
In this code, both variables x and y are local to the function func and are automatically allocated on the stack.
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