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What is the default value of an uninitialized 'static' variable in C?

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The default value of an uninitialized 'static' variable in C is zero. Unlike automatic variables (which have an undefined value), static variables are automatically initialized to zero if no explicit initialization is provided.
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Ganesh Paindla's 3 years ago
answer not c, its A bcz uninitialized static variable store 0 not garbage value
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