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# binding in c

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Binding means associating the variables to memory address.
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Formally, there are no such terms in "native" C.

Simplified explanation of the terms static binding ("early binding") and dynamic binding ("late binding"): they are most often used in object-orientated design, to determine whether the decision to call a particular inherited member function is done at compile time or in run time.
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