In Swift, what data type should I use to store Integers of 13 digits?
Question
I don't know anything about 32 bit vs 64 bit (or what any of that means).
I just want to store an integer of 13 digits and use it like every other integer.
- All my integers will be positive, never negative
- Ideally no unnecessary typecasts (but it's okay if it's absolutely necessary)
- I want the data type to be compatible with swift's sort functions
- I'm developing for iOS8
What data type should I use?
1 answers
solution1
1 2016-05-26 20:58:11
Int64 or UInt64 . 999... decimal take 44 bits to store so both will be enough for you.
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