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In Java, what does the term 'static' refer to in a class declaration?
In Java, what does the term 'static' refer to in a class declaration?
- Scope of the variable within the class
- Ability of the compiler to determine the location in memory of the declared variable (correct)
- Ability of the variable to change during program execution
- Location of the variable in memory during program execution
In the context of compiler design, when does a static policy make decisions?
In the context of compiler design, when does a static policy make decisions?
- At compile time (correct)
- After program execution
- At run-time
- During program execution
What type of scope does a language have if the scope of a declaration can be determined only by looking at the program?
What type of scope does a language have if the scope of a declaration can be determined only by looking at the program?
- Dynamic scope
- Run-time scope
- Static scope (correct)
- Lexical scope
What is the main difference between names and identifiers?
What is the main difference between names and identifiers?
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What does a variable refer to?
What does a variable refer to?
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What is the most striking difference between binding and storage?
What is the most striking difference between binding and storage?
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What is the scope of declaration for an identifier local to a recursive procedure?
What is the scope of declaration for an identifier local to a recursive procedure?
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When does binding time occur?
When does binding time occur?
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What does object lifetime refer to?
What does object lifetime refer to?
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What can names do that storage cannot?
What can names do that storage cannot?
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