Answer Posted / swetcha
A static can only be accessed from the function in which it
was declared, like a local variable. The static variable is
not destroyed on exit from the function, instead its value
is preserved, and becomes available again when the function
is next called. Static variables are declared as local
variables, but the declaration is preceeded by the word
static.
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