Why doesn't the code "int a = 1000, b = 1000;
long int c = a * b;" work?
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Answer Posted / thirupathi reddy katkoori
Integer range exceeds if multiply both the variables the resultant value does not to store it. Due to exceeding the int range only we have to declare it as long int and the value is store in c
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