Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective (3rd Edition)
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ISBN: 9780134092669
Author: Bryant, Randal E. Bryant, David R. O'Hallaron, David R., Randal E.; O'Hallaron, Bryant/O'hallaron
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Chapter 2.3, Problem 2.44PP
A.
Program Plan Intro
Evaluation result for given C expression:
- From the given question, the variable “x” and “y” are declared in “int” data type which is in “32” bits.
- The variable “ux” and “uy” are declared in “unsigned” data type.
- The range for “int” data type is:
- Minimum range: -2147483648
- Maximum range: 2147483647
- The range for unsigned data type is:
- Minimum range: 0
- Maximum range: 4294967295
B.
Program Plan Intro
Evaluation result for given C expression:
- From the given question, the variable “x” and “y” are declared in “int” data type which is in “32” bits.
- The variable “ux” and “uy” are declared in “unsigned” data type.
- The range for “int” data type is:
- Minimum range: -2147483648
- Maximum range: 2147483647
- The range for unsigned data type is:
- Minimum range: 0
- Maximum range: 4294967295
C.
Program Plan Intro
Evaluation result for given C expression:
- From the given question, the variable “x” and “y” are declared in “int” data type which is in “32” bits.
- The variable “ux” and “uy” are declared in “unsigned” data type.
- The range for “int” data type is:
- Minimum range: -2147483648
- Maximum range: 2147483647
- The range for unsigned data type is:
- Minimum range: 0
- Maximum range: 4294967295
D.
Program Plan Intro
Evaluation result for given C expression:
- From the given question, the variable “x” and “y” are declared in “int” data type which is in “32” bits.
- The variable “ux” and “uy” are declared in “unsigned” data type.
- The range for “int” data type is:
- Minimum range: -2147483648
- Maximum range: 2147483647
- The range for unsigned data type is:
- Minimum range: 0
- Maximum range: 4294967295
E.
Program Plan Intro
Evaluation result for given C expression:
- From the given question, the variable “x” and “y” are declared in “int” data type which is in “32” bits.
- The variable “ux” and “uy” are declared in “unsigned” data type.
- The range for “int” data type is:
- Minimum range: -2147483648
- Maximum range: 2147483647
- The range for unsigned data type is:
- Minimum range: 0
- Maximum range: 4294967295
F.
Program Plan Intro
Evaluation result for given C expression:
- From the given question, the variable “x” and “y” are declared in “int” data type which is in “32” bits.
- The variable “ux” and “uy” are declared in “unsigned” data type.
- The range for “int” data type is:
- Minimum range: -2147483648
- Maximum range: 2147483647
- The range for unsigned data type is:
- Minimum range: 0
- Maximum range: 4294967295
G.
Program Plan Intro
Evaluation result for given C expression:
- From the given question, the variable “x” and “y” are declared in “int” data type which is in “32” bits.
- The variable “ux” and “uy” are declared in “unsigned” data type.
- The range for “int” data type is:
- Minimum range: -2147483648
- Maximum range: 2147483647
- The range for unsigned data type is:
- Minimum range: 0
- Maximum range: 4294967295
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