Review Questions
1: | Which storage classes create variables local to the function containing them? |
2: | Which storage classes create variables that persist for the duration of the containing program? |
3: | Which storage class creates variables that can be used across several files? Restricted to just one file? |
4: | What kind of linkage do block scope variables have? |
5: | What is the extern keyword use for? |
6: | Consider this code fragment:
int * p1 = (int *) malloc(100 * sizeof(int)); In terms of the final outcome, how does the following statement differ? int * p1 = (int *) calloc(100, sizeof(int)); |
7: | Which functions know each variable in the following? Are there any errors?
/* file 1 */ int daisy; int main(void) { int lily; ...; } int petal() { extern int daisy, ... |
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