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Is there a way to declare a 32-bit unsigned integer in PowerShell?
I’m trying to add an unsigned (begin with 0xf) i.e. 0xff000000 + 0xAA, but it turned out to be a negative number whereas I want it to be 0xff0000AA.
0xff00000AA is too large for a 32 bit unsigned integer, use uint64