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>>>When doing arithmetic in code, you should always be
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From: "Jonathan Rosenberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> > When doing arithmetic in c
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> When doing arithmetic in code, you should always be
> prepared to handle signed and unsigned.
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> would produce the same output. Is this correct?
Theoretically...
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> Either I'm missing something, or PHP gets very confused when
> dealing with some numbers. For example, the following p
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