I am looking at some older Apple code for C++, I am familiar with float but not Float32 and Uint32 types are they the same as standard float and ints?
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I am looking at some older Apple code for C++, I am familiar with float but not Float32 and Uint32 types are they the same as standard float and ints?
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UInt32is a 32-bit (4-byte) unsigned integer. This means that it can represent values in the range[0, 2^32-1](= [0, 4294967295]).Float32is a 32-bit (aka single-precision [contrast with double-precision]) floating point number.As other answers have mentioned, the types exist to guarantee the width.