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Which of the following cases makes a local variable be always stored in the stack frame of its function (as opposed to s
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Which of the following cases makes a local variable be always stored in the stack frame of its function (as opposed to stored in a register)? a. When the \& (address) operator is applied to that variable. b. When the variable is declared as static. c. When the variable is a pointer. d. When the variable is declared as const.