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what are the static variables

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what are the static variables ..

Answer / nil

Static vairiable is one which can be accessed without
creation of an object of Class i.e. by direct calling calss.

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what are the static variables ..

Answer / prakash.m

static variables are those which retains the outcoming
value after 'n' iterations(initialized once)

(see below)
#include <stdio.h>

int g = 10;

main(){

int i =0;
void f1();
f1();
printf(" after first call \n");
f1();
printf("after second call \n");
f1();
printf("after third call \n");

}
void f1()
{
static int k=0; //static variable
int j = 10; //auto variable
printf("value of k %d j %d",k,j);
k=k+10;
}


the output will be:

value of k 0 j 10 after first call
value of k 10 j 10after second call
value of k 20 j 10after third call

hope this will help u....

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what are the static variables ..

Answer / smriti patnaik

static variables are variables that are initiated only once
in a memory,suppose u have initiated a variable as static
everytime u visit a iteration the value is changed 4m the
initialised value,not like auto variables where the values
remain same everytime u visit a iteration

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what are the static variables ..

Answer / nitin gupta

a static variable is shared by all the the instances of a
class.

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what are the static variables ..

Answer / subha raman

I have a doubt..what is the difference between.."static"
and "constant(const)"??

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what are the static variables ..

Answer / mahendranath reddy ,cudpha

static int xx;

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what are the static variables ..

Answer / guest

enum

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what are the static variables ..

Answer / guest

Variables that statically retain their memeory location
across function calls or in other words even beyond their
scope.

Global static values or functions are used to hide them
from other files in the program.

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