Integers

There are two types of integer types used:-signed integer (int i;)-unsigned integer (unsigned int j;)signed integers use one bit for sign - unsigned integers hold bigger values

BooleansThere are no boolean data types in C:we use 0 for FALSE, any other integer for TRUE (usually 1)

Operations on integers:int j = 1; /* initialization */j = j+1; /* or : */j++;j = j-1;j--;j = j*6; /* or j *=6; */j = j/6; /* or j /= 6; */

There are two types of integer types used: -signed integer (int i;) -unsigned integer (unsigned int j;) signed integers use one bit for sign - unsigned integers hold bigger values