What is volatile in c language?

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What is volatile in c language?..

Answer / venkata mahesh

compiler should not make any assumption about the variable
which declared as volatile.

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What is volatile in c language?..

Answer / vadivel t

Volatile is one of the tpye qualifier in c. This qualifier
is used with the variable when the variable value is
expected to be changed by an external event(eg: system
clock, interrupt).

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