I\'m feeling screwed up now after working on this problem for the last century. Thanks in advance for your help!
This is a rather silly question but why is int commonly used instead of unsigned int when defining a for loop for an array in C or C++?
I came across this question in a forum. The answer is something like this: #define ISUNSIGNED(a) (a >= 0 &&开发者_如何学Go ~a >= 0)
I need to use an unsigned double but it turns out C# does not provide su开发者_运维百科ch a type.
My case is: I\'m working a .net library 开发者_Go百科which wraps an existing C++ library. One method in C++ returns an unsigned int and I also want to return the .net corresponding method with an Sys
I have come across code from someone who appears to believe there is a problem subtracting an unsigned integer from another integer of the same type when the result would be negative. So that code lik
I\'m trying to make calls from unsigned code to signed code with a Webstart application. The calls are made to a function that returns System.getProperty values. Ofcourse this cannot happen in the uns
Could you please make it clear what开发者_运维技巧 the difference is between unsigned and unsigned int?Maybe some example code would be helpful.unsigned is a modifier which can apply to any integral t
Consider unsigned integer representation. How many bits will be required to store a decimal开发者_JAVA技巧 number containing:
I am learning High Level Assembly Language at the moment, and was going over the concept of signed and unsigned integers. It seems simple enough, however getting to sign extension has confused me.
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