Signed integers can be positive or negative, while unsigned integers can only be positive. The maximum value of an unsigned integer is twice as large as the maximum value of a signed integer of the same size. Unsigned integers are generally used when dealing with bit patterns or non-negative counts.
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What Does Signed and Unsigned Values Mean?
Signed integers can be positive or negative, while unsigned integers can only be positive. The maximum value of an unsigned integer is twice as large as the maximum value of a signed integer of the same size. Unsigned integers are generally used when dealing with bit patterns or non-negative counts.