Signed and Unsigned Types in C++

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Thankyou for this crystal clear definition and an example , I was struggling the whole day on this topic

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I am really impressed with ur teaching techniques .

[@varunpawar]

i am learning from a book , and got a lil confused about signed and unsigned ( what they represent and their use), this video has done a great job explaining , really thank you! also the bit about representing negative sign in computer and why that random ouput comes , really cleared my doubt , thanks again.

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Such a great lecture.....Thank u so much......Fabulous outstanding explanation

[@lancelofjohn6995]

Finally I know the difference between unsigned number and signed numbers.

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very good explanation!

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Simply explained. Thankyou 🙏

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Such an good explanation, thank you

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[@just_proger1027]

but if it's equal to -98 for instance. will this technique work?

[@carlossantamaria1820]

does this video work for c as well?

[@divyaagarwal3091]

Thankyou sir😊

[@calvinf3401]

so what happed to int x ?

[@vijayakashallenki442]

But sir what happens if we take -1 in int in background?? Is the same this not going to happen by taking int instead of unsigned int??

[@rajeshprajapati6662]

yes, same thing will happen but as the int is signed so the bit on the left is the sign bit. For signed integers, the bit on the left is the sign bit. 0 = positive 1 = negative For unsigned integers, there is no sign bit. the left hand bit, lets you store a larger number instead.

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[@Mohamed-g1b6i]

not responding the signed and unsigned char

[@priyashrivastava2230]

Sir where is homework problems solution

[@_inspireverse___]

Nice explanation about signed and unsigned integers But you didn't gave any example of unsigned and signed characters?

[@imamansoni]

The number we get is bigger then 32bit max value, so how it can be stored in 32 bit variable ? Please explain.

[@toby9999]

That number is exactly the maximum unsigned 32 bit value. It is not bigger.

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done

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[@pujaKumari-hd6uk]

Unsigned hi hai toh -1 kyun h fir

[@prajwal0603]

Same doubt, please explain if you got it

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thank you sir