Re: [Cpp-Programming] what's the difference of int and long on 32bit system?

is for the arquitecture , in 32bits a int are 4 bytes, in 64bits arquitecture a int is 8 bytes.
try with cout << sizeof(int) to view the size...
good luck...

El abr 19, 2012 3:19 a.m., "srivatsa KS" <srivatsak.s@gmail.com> escribió:

that's one of the reason which makes cpp platform dependent

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On Apr 19, 2012 11:26 AM, "Gitanjali Pradhan" <gitanjali.ccct@gmail.com> wrote:

i searched the web and also went through some books and came to a
conclusion that they are basically the same but the difference between
int and long depends on the type of processor.

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