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Answer» 1) VOLATILE:
A variable should be declared volatile whenever its value could change unexpectedly. In practice, only three types of variables could change:
► Memory-mapped peripheral registers
► Global variables modified by an interrupt service routine
► Global variables WITHIN a multi-threaded application
2) Constant:
The addition of a 'const' qualifier indicates that the (relevant PART of the) PROGRAM may not modify the variable. 1) Volatile:
A variable should be declared volatile whenever its value could change unexpectedly. In practice, only three types of variables could change:
► Memory-mapped peripheral registers
► Global variables modified by an interrupt service routine
► Global variables within a multi-threaded application
2) Constant:
The addition of a 'const' qualifier indicates that the (relevant part of the) program may not modify the variable.
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