Mastering C++: A Comprehensive Quiz Based on 'Thinking in C++'

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What type of linkage does the static variable 's' have within the 'oneChar' function?

  1. Internal linkage

  2. External linkage

  3. No linkage

  4. Public linkage

The correct answer is: No linkage

Static variables have no linkage, meaning they can only be accessed or modified within the function in which they are declared. Option A is incorrect because internal linkage refers to variables that can only be accessed within the same translation unit, not just within the same function. Option B is incorrect because external linkage refers to variables that can be accessed in other translation units. Option D is incorrect because public linkage is not a type of linkage for variables.

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