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What is the function of the keyword ‘volatile’ in C++?



What is the function of the keyword ‘volatile’ in C++?..

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A qualifier known as the volatile keyword can be used on a variable to let the compiler know that the value of the variable could change at any time. The primary goal of utilizing volatile is to stop source code optimizations on objects.

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