COMPUTER SYSTEMS&MOD MSGT/ET SA AC PKG
COMPUTER SYSTEMS&MOD MSGT/ET SA AC PKG
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ISBN: 9780134671123
Author: Bryant
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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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