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In C++, unsigned is a data type modifier used to declare variables of unsigned integer type. The keyword unsigned is used to define variables of unsigned integer type, meaning the variable does not include negative numbers and can only contain non-negative integers. Unsigned integer types can include unsigned char, unsigned short, unsigned int, unsigned long, […]