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An integer is known as an "int". It is defined to be at least able to hold values ranging from -32767 to 32767 (signed) or 0 to 65535 (unsigned). This is only the minimum range, however, and they are commonly larger. For 32-bit C programs, they will usually be in the range 2^32, and for 64-bit C programs, they may be in the 2^64 range, but this is compiler-dependent. A developer should only assume that an int is capable of holding a value with the specified minimum range, unless the code checks first to see what the actual ranges are.

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Dallas Weissnat

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