proc() {
static i=10;
printf("%d",i);
}
If this proc() is called second time, what is the output?
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Answer / sujith
I dont know how can it be 11 next time.
I agree that static variables are assigned only once, and
allocation is happening to the data segment, but it doesnt
mean that is going to change the value on its own, until u
do that manually.
U call this program for n times, the answer is going to be 10.
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Answer / suchita
the answer is 10 bcoz no increment statement in that loop. if
increment statement is there then definitely the value of
static variable is increased. otherwise it is fixed.
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Answer / vignesh1988i
if it is called for second time also ,it will be 10 only but
in a different thought....
static keyword is only one time initilization....if the
compailer when again reads the same line it blindly ignores
it and print the latest value of yhat static variable
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Answer / jeevan
There is not increment statement. In this case, always it
returs 10 only. even if 'i' is not static type, then also
it returns 10 only....... for confusing in interview, they
might have used 'static' key word here.
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Answer / saurabh
does static function increment the counter variable by
one?? if not then how can u say that i value will be
incremented by 1.
finally the i value will be 10 only. it will not
increment.
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