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    Memory is allocated in bytes, kilobytes, megabytes, and terabytes, with each unit being 1024 times larger than the last. There are two types of variables in programming: local variables which are declared and accessible only within functions and exist on the stack, and global variables which can be accessed anywhere and exist in data memory with default initial values. This document compares local and global variables based on their declaration area, storage location, initial values, scope, and lifetime.

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    Memory is allocated in bytes, kilobytes, megabytes, and terabytes, with each unit being 1024 times larger than the last. There are two types of variables in programming: local variables which are declared and accessible only within functions and exist on the stack, and global variables which can be accessed anywhere and exist in data memory with default initial values. This document compares local and global variables based on their declaration area, storage location, initial values, scope, and lifetime.

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    03-8-23 Net Batch Variables II

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    Memory is allocated in bytes, kilobytes, megabytes, and terabytes, with each unit being 1024 times larger than the last. There are two types of variables in programming: local variables which are declared and accessible only within functions and exist on the stack, and global variables which can be accessed anywhere and exist in data memory with default initial values. This document compares local and global variables based on their declaration area, storage location, initial values, scope, and lifetime.

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    Memory allocation for variables:

    4 bits = 1 nibble

    2 nibbles / 8 bits = 1 byte

    1024 bytes = 1kb

    1024kb = 1mb

    1024mb = 1gb

    1024gb = 1tb
    Finding area of rectangle.

    Formula  l * b
    Finding sqrt() of given no.
    Finding cube value:
    Eg. Add two numbers without using + operator.
    Swap of two numbers [ interchange ]:

    Without using operators:


    Using 3rd variable:
    Without using 3rd variable:
    We are using 2 types of variables.

    1. Local variables
    2. Global variables

    Local variables Global variables


    Declaration area Within function Top of the program
    Storage area Stack area Data area
    Initial values – default Garbage Int-0, float-0.000000
    values Char-blank
    Scope – where we can Within function only Total program
    access
    Life time – until what Until fun execution Until tot program
    time they are active in execution
    memory

    Finding initial values of local and global variables:

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