Properties of Register value

Properties of Register value are given bellow:
A. Register variable stored in register.
B. Has initial garbage value.
C. Register variable can only be declared as local.
D. It is a requisite, not a must.
E. It requisite is not granted if works only as a local variable.
F. The access speed of a register variable is pretty fast.

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