How does sizeof work for int types?

Most likely sizeof() on most compilers causes the compiler to look the given type (or object's type) up in its internal type table and insert a literal for that type's defined size into the code it generates. This would happen at compile time not runtime.

The sizeof operator is a compile time construct by which the compiler reports the size, in bytes, that an instance of the given type will occupy in memory.

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