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What is TRUE about a long integer?
(1 point)
OIt uses more than 32 bits.
It has a maximum of 17 bits.
It has a decimal
It uses only 1s and Os
(1 point)
OIt uses more than 32 bits.
It has a maximum of 17 bits.
It has a decimal
It uses only 1s and Os
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The correct statement about a long integer is:
**It uses more than 32 bits.**
In many programming languages, a "long" integer typically refers to a data type that can store values larger than a standard 32-bit integer, often using 64 bits or more, depending on the language and platform. The other options provided are not true regarding long integers.
**It uses more than 32 bits.**
In many programming languages, a "long" integer typically refers to a data type that can store values larger than a standard 32-bit integer, often using 64 bits or more, depending on the language and platform. The other options provided are not true regarding long integers.
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