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Assigninig Negative Value To Unsigned Int

i assigned a negative value to a unsigned integer value .it is accepted why?
Jul 5 '07 #1
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i assigned a negative value to a unsigned integer value .it is accepted why?
It's not accepted as unsigned int ranges from 0 to 65535 (if i'm not wrong :))

It outputs garbage value

Regards
Jul 5 '07 #2
weaknessforcats
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It is accepted since you can assign any integer to any other integer. The fact that the result is garbage is your responsibility.
Jul 5 '07 #3

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