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Les types entiers bool : false ou true −→ booléen (seulement en C++) unsigned char : 0 à 255 (2 8 − 1) −→ entier très court (1 octet ou 8 bits) [signed] char 



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unsigned int l = ULONG_MAX; ○ 2 char c = -1; ○ 3 if (c == l) { ○ 4 printf("-1 = 4,294,967,295 



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At which points can overflow occur for signed and unsigned int? (assume binary values shown are all 32 bits) A Signed and unsigned can both



[PDF] Cours Langage C/C++ Annexe sur les variables - Thierry VAIRA

Les types entiers bool : false ou true −→ booléen (seulement en C++) unsigned char : 0 à 255 (2 8 − 1) −→ entier très court (1 octet ou 8 bits) [signed] char 



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conversion between signed and unsigned preserves bit patterns: char c = -1; unsigned char uc = c; int i = uc; printf(" d\n", i); // prints 255 float is 4 bytes and 

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