integer literal

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[edit] Syntax

[0-9]+ type_suffix (1)
0[0-7]+ type_suffix (2)
0x[0-9a-f]+ type_suffix (3)

[edit] Explanation

  1. Decimal notation
  2. Octal notation
  3. Hexadecimal notation

[edit] Types by suffix

(no suffix)
int
u
unsigned int
l
long
ul
unsigned long
ll (since C++11)
long long
ull (since C++11)
unsigned long long
User defined (since C++11)
anything

[edit] Notes

  • Letters in integer constants are case-insensitive.

[edit] Example

std::cout << 123    << '\n'
          << 0123   << '\n'
          << 0x123  << '\n'
          << 12345678901234567890UL << '\n'
          << -1u    << '\n'
          << -1ull  << '\n';

Output:

123
83
291
12345678901234567890
4294967295
18446744073709551615

(output from an x86_64 processor)