What do you mean by volatile and mutable keywords used in c++?
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Answer Posted / Mudit Kumar
In C++, the `volatile` keyword is used to inform the compiler that a variable's value might be modified by means outside of the program, such as hardware or another thread. On the other hand, the term 'mutable' is not a keyword in C++ but rather a concept used within C++11's std::mutex, where it indicates that the variable can be modified while the mutex is locked, allowing for more efficient synchronization.
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