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Hello,
there might be an undetected overrun in the result of 'a * b'. So i used the cast ((unsigned long long int)a to force the result of 'a * b' to long long. Unfortunately this compiler warning.
unsigned int n,a,b,c; //************************************************************************* void main(void) { a = 1; b = 1024; printf("Hello\n"); for(n=0;n<8;n++) { c = ((unsigned long long int)a * b) >> 10; printf("%u %10u %10u\n",n,a,c); a *= 10; } while(1){} }
Should I ignore the warning? or better how to work around?
en.wikipedia.org/.../Bracket
There are four main types of brackets:
round brackets or parentheses: ( ) square brackets or box brackets: [ ] curly brackets or braces or Nances: { } angle brackets or chevrons: < >
scnr :-)
Your wiki page describes four types of brackets but only one type of braces.
It also says: "The term curly braces is redundant since no other type of brace exists."
So, still no braces in your expression :)