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Why doesn't the code "int a = 1000, b = 1000;
long int c = a * b;" work?
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Answer Posted / larry
This won't work if int is a 16-bit size because 1000000 >
32767 (2 to the 15th - 1). It will work when int is a 32-
bit number. It will work if you cast a or b to a long.
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