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I am a Computer engineer, passionate to learn English. Believe in philosophy that learning is a continual process through out the life.
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Nov 9 |
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Why does an unsigned int compared with a signed character turn out with an unexpected result? Also I would like to know what is by-default char in C:unsigned char or signed char? |
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Nov 9 |
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Why does an unsigned int compared with a signed character turn out with an unexpected result? @thorstenmüller If I write char c;printf("%d", c); it would print always postive or a negative number? |
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Nov 9 |
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Why does an unsigned int compared with a signed character turn out with an unexpected result? @Useless Sorry for saying "int is unsigned by default" |
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Nov 9 |
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Why does an unsigned int compared with a signed character turn out with an unexpected result? @thorstenmüller I have one more confusion when Iam removing unsigned from int then the output must be same as by-default int is unsigned.But the output gets reversed.Why so? |
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Nov 9 |
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Why does an unsigned int compared with a signed character turn out with an unexpected result? @thorstenmüller It means always there would be casting of signed to unsigned. Is there is a possibility of unsigned to signed conversion? |
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Nov 9 |
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Why does an unsigned int compared with a signed character turn out with an unexpected result? But how Compiler decide whether unsigned would be cast to signed or vice-versa ? |
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Nov 9 |
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