Which among the following is wrong for register int n; ?

1.	Which among the following is wrong for register int n; ?
A.	You cannot take the address of this variable
B.	Access time to a is critical
C.	Compiler generally ignores the request
D.	All of above
E.	None of these
Answer» F.

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Which among the following is wrong for register int n; ?

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