Explain automatic variables, C/C++ Programming

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Automatic Variables

Automatic variables are variable which are explained within the functions. They lose their value when the function terminates. It can be accessed only in that function.  All variables when declared within the function are, by default, are automatic. Though, we can explicitly declare them by using the keyword 'automatic'

 


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