c++ - Postfix LL for type long long -


this basic.

while defining type long long expression like.

long long x=5435666ll;

i cant understand why ll post fixed since without post-fix quite clear compiler allocate right memory space(8 bytes in vc++) anyways in absence of post-fix.

so purpose 'll' post-fix serves?

your code equivalent to

long long x; x = 5435666ll

without ll suffix, 5435666 int. in either case result same because 5435666 fits in int, unless you're on 16 bit platform.


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