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Tell us what is a storage class?
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A class that specifies the life and scope of its variables and functions is called a storage class.
In C++ following the storage classes are supported: auto, static, register, extern, and mutable.
Note, however, that the keyword register was deprecated in C++11. In C++17, it was removed and reserved for future use.
In C++ following the storage classes are supported: auto, static, register, extern, and mutable.
Note, however, that the keyword register was deprecated in C++11. In C++17, it was removed and reserved for future use.
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