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What is the purpose of declaring a variable as unsigned?
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Answer / ganesh
-32768 to +32768 is the range of signed integer
0 to 65536 is the range of unsigned integer
so unsigned integer is used so that u can store value upto
65536 [just an example]
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Answer / satyagmk
The Unsigened types do not hold negative numbers; their
range is from 0 up to some maximum.
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