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What does int mean in C language? What are unsigned and signed integers?
Int is an integer type, which is used to define the type of variables, signed and unsigned.

Int is an unsigned integer type. To put it bluntly, a signed unsigned integer is a negative number.

According to different program compilers, the number of bytes defined by shaping is different. In the C language of 5 1 single chip microcomputer, int stands for two bytes (16 bits); If it is C language of 32-bit ARM processor, int stands for 4 bytes (32 bits). (such as 32-bit XP) define int as 4.

Bytes (32 bits). Pay attention to the range of values. If in a 32-bit system, there is a sign

Int a, followed by a range [-2 3 1, 2 3 1- 1]

Namely [-2 147483648, 2 147483647].

Therefore, an int definition needs to pay attention to several aspects, one is the type, and the other is the size range of stored data.