Know your data type: int - C Programming Tutorial 08

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In this tutorial, we have discussed int data-type in detail.

We have explained below concepts:

How data is stored in computer's memory.
Size and range of int
Signed and unsigned int
How negative numbers are stored in binary.

About binary number system:

About 2's complement notation:

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for fellow viewers, at 20:00, when he is explaining how a stored signed integer is interpreted by the system to print it... he takes 2's complement.
i.e. in order to store the -ve integer, you convert it to 2's complement and store it... As WELL AS, .... in order to print it .. again it converts that stored 2's complement to (once more) 2's complement of itself. Hence 2's complement operation is applied both direction while storing as well as fetching for NEGATIVE integers

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