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What is the difference between unsigned and unsigned int?
This question was already answered for C (there is no difference):
Difference between unsigned and unsigned int in C
I am interested in knowing whether there is any practical difference in C++. Are they the same type?
They are the same type, as in C. No differences at all.
Of course,
unsignedcan be used as a qualifier for other integral types. But by default,unsignedis the same asunsigned int.