Is that possible to store 32768 in an int data type variable?
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According to me yes it is possible
Int data type only capable of storing values between – 32768 to 32767.To store 32768 a modifier needs to use with int data type. Long Int can use and also if there is no any negative values unsigned int is also possible to use.
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☞NO, You cannot store the value +32768 in an int variable but you also wont get any error during compilation if you do so. You can use unsigned int instead of int. The reason is 2 bytes correspond to 16 bits. Since it is a signed variable so the 15th bit (0-indexed) is reserved for sign purpose.
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