A static object is created as the programs starts to run upon
allocation of all global variables... therefore it is destroyed when
all global variables are deallocated (ie. at program exit)
A static object is created as the programs starts to run upon allocation of all global variables... therefore it is destroyed when all global variables are deallocated (ie. at program exit)
A static object can be declared inside a function, and be never created
if that function is never called. And as a result, such object is never
destroyed. How 'bout that?
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