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what is unsigened char
and what is the difference from char

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what is unsigened char and what is the difference from char..

Answer / manish soni

char langth is -128 to 127
and unsigned char have no neathive value so langth is
increase 256 .
this is the main differece.



manish soni TBC jaipur

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what is unsigened char and what is the difference from char..

Answer / guest

insigned character occupies the -127 to +128 bits .
char it occupies only one byte

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