What does the statement the statement '<tr bgcolor="#cccccc">' create?
What is the scope of a variable declared static in a function?
a. visible in the script but not in a function
b. Once declared visible globally
c. Only visible within the function
d. Only visible in the script
To answer the first question, the statement '<tr bgcolor="#cccccc">' is HTML code and it creates a table row (tr) with a background color of #cccccc. This code is typically used to provide a visual distinction between different rows in a table.
For the second question, the scope of a variable declared static in a function depends on the programming language. However, in most languages, the correct answer would be (c) Only visible within the function.
To determine the scope of a static variable in a function, you need to consider the rules of the programming language you are using. Generally, a static variable is unique to the function in which it is declared, meaning it can only be accessed within that function. The variable is not visible outside the function where it is declared, and it does not retain its value between function calls.
If you want to check the scope of a static variable in a specific programming language, you can refer to the language's documentation or search for examples and explanations online.