C++ and - (unsigned int)
Question
Why does the following line
auto k = -10u;
return k = 4294967286 ? Shouldn't it typecast - 10unsigned to a signed integer?
1 answers
solution1
8 ACCPTED 2013-02-17 15:55:41
No. It shouldn't.
-(unsigned type) is of unsigned type.
Any operator applied to built-in integers have result of same type
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