Q. where is the below variables stored ?
- volatile, static, register
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Answer / kiruthikau
local variables-->stack
global variable-->data memory
register variable-->CPU registers
static variable-->main memory
Volatile is a type qualifier not a storage class specifier.
So it does not determine storage location.
When we declare a variable as volatile the compiler will
examine the value of the variable each time it is
encountered to see if an external factor has changed the value.
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Answer / banavathvishnu
Qualifier Storage
========= ========
1. static Data area
2. register CPU register, if CPU register are
busy with some other work, it will be treated as local and
will be stored on stack
3. Volatile is just a qualifier it does not change the
storage class, if it defined volatile var as global it will
be stored in data area, and if it defined in a funciton it
will be stored in stack.
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Answer / c p
local variables-->stack memory
global variable-->global or static memory
register variable-->CPU registers
static variable-->global and static memory
(stack memory+(globel memory or static memory)+heap memory)=DATA MEMORY
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