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Is an int the same as unsigned or signed?

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Is an int the same type as unsigned or signed?

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user336635 Avatar asked Aug 05 '10 11:08

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Plain int is the same as signed is the same as signed int

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Anthony Williams Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 17:09

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