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The very types you assign variables and function can have qualifiers changing the way they work. It's very important to keep them in mind and use the proper qualifier at the proper time. Most work differently when applied to variables rather than functions, so a bit of confusion about how they work usually is quite common among the programmers. Try to get this straight now and you'll have no problems later