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Difference between volatile and const

kindly send
Mar 6 '07 #1
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Ganon11
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First, it depends on the language you are using to program/develop.

Second, the question belongs in the forum corresponding to that language.

Third, please ask a question politely rather than simply demanding "kindly send". We're here to help you, not to obey your whims.
Mar 6 '07 #2
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kindly send
explain thy Q in detail
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