@neauoire So that's what they are called. But what's the whole number in memory? Like, what's the biggest number it can represent, and what happens in case of an overflow?
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@neauoire So that's what they are called. But what's the whole number in memory? Like, what's the biggest number it can represent, and what happens in case of an overflow? 4 comments
@csepp it's really rare that I noodling around with numbers higher than 60 thousands, but I might add a warning or something at some point if that starts bothering me. |
@csepp fractions are made of two shorts, it'll overflow after 65k