When a(n) ____________ variable is declared, the compiler sets aside, or allocates, a chunk of memory big enough to hold the variable's data.
A) reference type
B) uninitialized
C) value type
D) dynamic type

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Value types are stored directly on the stack, and the compiler allocates a fixed amount of memory to hold the value's entire data. This means that the memory is allocated at compile-time and is fixed for the entire lifespan of the variable.

When A(n) ____________ Variable Is Declared, the Compiler Sets Aside