How does static variables 'behaves' inside a loop

[AMI289]

Hey guys,

I am away from my personal computer for a few days, so I can't test it myself, and I couldn't find an answer online,

But suddenly it occurred to me that perhaps I have a logical bug in a code I've written.

My question is-

How does a static variable 'behaves' inside a loop?

Consider the following example (this piece of code is just to illustrate my question)-

void OnTick() {
   for(int i = 0; i < 7; i++) {

      static int iCount = 0;
      iCount += i;
   }
}

Would the static iCount variable will act as sort-of a global variable, which means that all iterations of the loop will access the same instance/value,

Or does each iteration will have its own individual instance of iCount?

I am not an native English speaker,

So I hope I've phrased my question clear enough.

Any input will be appreciated guys.

Thanks.

[Samuel Manoel De Souza]

It behaves as global variable, except that it can be accessed only inside this loop. but 0 will be assigned to it only once.

https://www.mql5.com/en/docs/basis/variables/static