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Answer Posted / narendra kumar
ans 2 is correct but only a wrong thing in this is static
means it's scope exits through out the programme.it is same
as the global declaration of the object.
ex. static count=0;
++count
it will give 1
in another function we use ++count than it will give 2 not 1
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