The article discusses storage class specifiers and type qualifiers in programming, such as auto, static, extern, register, typedef, const, and volatile. It explains their usage and provides examples of declaration orders. Written by Yashwanth Naidu Tikkisetty, the article aims to clarify these concepts for programmers.
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