Understanding Bindings in Programming

Which category of variables are nameless (abstract) memory cells allocated and deallocated by explicit run time instructions written by the programmer?

What is the range of statements in which a variable is visible known as?

In which scoping method are names bound to nonlocal variables based on spatial relationships?

Which category of variables are bound to heap storage only when they are assigned values?

What is the process that involves storage allocation and binding indicated by a declaration statement?

Which type of variable remains bound to memory cells from program execution start to end?

What is the range of statements in which a variable can be referenced in known as?

'Explicit heap-dynamic' and 'implicit heap-dynamic' variables differ in their:

Stack-dynamic variables have their storage bindings created after program execution begins.

Explicit heap-dynamic variables are bound to memory cells before program execution starts.

Implicit heap-dynamic variable attributes are bound every time they are assigned values.

Static scoping is the same as dynamic scoping.

The scope of a variable is the same as the range of statements in which the variable is visible.

Dynamic scoping is based on spatial relationships between subprograms.

Stack-dynamic variables are always statically bound.

Explicit heap-dynamic variables have names.

Implicit heap-dynamic variables get bound to heap storage regardless of value assignment.

Static scoping binds names to nonlocal variables based on calling sequence of subprograms.