01-20-2011
Division returning a negative number
Hi All,
Just faced an interesting thing in HP-UX. I was dividing 2955334616 / 2 by using echo `expr 2955334616 / 2` , and this ofcourse which expects 1477667308 to be returned. But I am getting -669816340 and I am
how exactly this is possible. It is not one of the compliments (Ones or Twos) and not an understandable phenomea.
Can somebody please clarify this interesting phenomena.
Regards,
Andy
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