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What is TRUE about a long integer? (1 point) Responses It uses more than 32 bits. It uses more than 32 bits. It has a maximum o...Question
What is TRUE about a long integer?
(1 point)
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It uses more than 32 bits.
It uses more than 32 bits.
It has a maximum of 17 bits.
It has a maximum of 17 bits.
It has a decimal.
It has a decimal.
It uses only 1s and 0s.
(1 point)
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It uses more than 32 bits.
It uses more than 32 bits.
It has a maximum of 17 bits.
It has a maximum of 17 bits.
It has a decimal.
It has a decimal.
It uses only 1s and 0s.
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The statement that is TRUE about a long integer is:
- **It uses more than 32 bits.**
Long integers typically have a size of at least 64 bits in many programming languages, allowing them to represent much larger values than a standard 32-bit integer. The other statements are incorrect: a long integer can hold values larger than what 17 bits can represent, it does not have a decimal (it’s an integer), and while it is represented in binary (1s and 0s), that fact alone does not specifically describe the characteristics of a long integer.
- **It uses more than 32 bits.**
Long integers typically have a size of at least 64 bits in many programming languages, allowing them to represent much larger values than a standard 32-bit integer. The other statements are incorrect: a long integer can hold values larger than what 17 bits can represent, it does not have a decimal (it’s an integer), and while it is represented in binary (1s and 0s), that fact alone does not specifically describe the characteristics of a long integer.
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