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Bouncing is when multiple signals are generated as contacts open or close in an electronic device, while debouncing ensures only a single signal is acted on for each open or close. Volatile memory loses data on reboot while non-volatile retains data when power is off. Static variables in C exist for the lifetime of a source file and preserve value between function calls, while volatile tells the compiler a variable

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