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| − | '''guchar''' is exactly the same as the [[C]] language [[unsigned char (C)|char]] data type; it is included in GLib for completeness. This consists of a single 8-bit byte which unambiguously represents a number (or character code point) from 0 to 255; usually the regular char (or [[gchar]]) does too, but that could also be construed as a signed number from -128 to 127. | + | '''guchar''' is exactly the same as the [[C]] language [[unsigned char (C)|unsigned char]] data type; it is included in GLib for completeness. This consists of a single 8-bit byte which unambiguously represents a number (or character code point) from 0 to 255; usually the regular char (or [[gchar]]) does too, but that could also be construed as a signed number from -128 to 127. |
[[Category:Symbolic data types]] | [[Category:Symbolic data types]] | ||
[[Category:Enumerable data types]] | [[Category:Enumerable data types]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:35, 2 July 2019
guchar is exactly the same as the C language unsigned char data type; it is included in GLib for completeness. This consists of a single 8-bit byte which unambiguously represents a number (or character code point) from 0 to 255; usually the regular char (or gchar) does too, but that could also be construed as a signed number from -128 to 127.
