“There are far too many integer types, there are far too lenient rules for mixing them together, and it’s a major bug source, which is why I’m saying stay as simple as you can, use {signed} integers till you need something else.” ~Bjarne Stroustrup https://graphitemaster.github.io/aau/ “The need for signed integer arithmetic is often misplaced as most integers never represent negative values within a program There should be a propensity to use unsigned integers more often than signed, yet despite this, most coders incorrectly choses to use signed integers almost exclusively.” ## ~ Dale Weiler https://graphitemaster

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