It is an integer
a rational number
0 + 0 Equals 0
A mixed number is a whole number and a fractional portion between 0 and 1 in size. So this example would be 3 1/4.
NoAnswer:Adding 0 to number as in 2+0 does not change the number.Adding 0 toa number as in 2, 20, 200 ..... changes the number by 10 for each additional 0
No. 0 is an even number. no but its a whole number
0 is an even number
Any number that is less than 0. Any rational irrational or integral number that is less than 0 is considered negative.
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You can use an array of char type, also you can use type string to save your data, for instance:int numberLength = 10;//defines how long is your numberchar number[numberLength] = '0';...cin >> number;Then you can access separate elements using array notation:number[0] is a first digit of your number, ..., number[i] is ith element.You can use string type as well. string type is better because you do not have specify how long your number is going to be!#include ...using std::string;...string number = "0";//your number initialized with zero...cin >> number;You can access separate digits in the same way as for the previous case:number[0] gives you first digit,..., number[sizeof number/sizeof number[0] - 1] gives you the last digit.
Any integer except 0, 1 and -1.
Rational numbers
1. 'Explain' is not a question, but here you are:unsigned char: a number between 0 and 255signed char: a number between -128 and 127unsigned short: a number between 0 and 65535signed short: a number between -32768 and 327672. sizeof (type) will tell you
TRUE = 1, FALSE = 0.
Forty-six chromosomes is an even number.
a rational number
simple example: to add tayuya id: 0 type: 0 file: chars\tayuya.dat id: 0 type: 0 file: chars\sakon.dat id: 0 type: 0 file: chars\jiroubou.dat id: 0 type: 0 file: chars\hunter.dat id: 0 type: 0 file: chars\kyubi.dat id: 0 type: 0 file: chars\sasuke_cs2.dat id: 0 type: 0 file: chars\deidara_bird.dat id: 0 type: 0 file: chars\sand_creature.dat id has to be 0 and type 0 then chars\name of character.dat to add ton ton id: 0 type: 0 file: chars\Piggy.dat to add pein id: 0 type: 0 file: chars\pein.dat for Toby id: 0 type: 0 file: chars\tjvcs.dat
Any type will do, here is an example: for (leave= 0, nnum= 0; ! leave; ) { rc= scanf ("%d", &number); if (rc!=1 number==-1) { leave=1; continue; } ++nnum; ... do something with number ... }