I know, signed numbers are stored using two’s complement representation
Unsigned numbers are stored using a simple binary representation, where each bit represents a value from 0 to 1. Is it true? Am I right?
I know, signed numbers are stored using two’s complement representation
Unsigned numbers are stored using a simple binary representation, where each bit represents a value from 0 to 1. Is it true? Am I right?
Yes.
Note that the bytes might be stored in big endian or little endian order, dependingo on the platform.
See also to_ne_bytes
, to_be_bytes
, to_le_bytes
, from_ne_bytes
, etc.
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