1. UBYTE & UWORD
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What is UBYTE and UWORD in C ?
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Ferdinand
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2. Re: UBYTE & UWORD
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UBTYE is an 8-bit unsigned number. This has a value range of 0 - 255.
UWORD is a 16-bit unsigned number. This has a value range of 0 - 65535.
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What is UBYTE and UWORD in C ?
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3. Re: UBYTE & UWORD
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<mwfch at MWEB.CO.ZA> wrote:
>What is UBYTE and UWORD in C ?
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>Thanks
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>Ferdinand
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UBYTE -- unsigned byte (unsigned char ) 0 to 255 -- one byte
UWORD -- unsigned word (unsigned short integer) 0 to 65,535 -- two bytes
Bernie
