Oddly, the C++ standard explicitly says “a computation involving unsigned operands can never overflow”. This is contrary to general programming consensus that integer overflow encompasses both signed and unsigned use cases (cite). Given that most programmers would consider this overflow, we’ll call this overflow despite C++’s statements to the contrary.

C++ 기초 배우고 있는데 이게 먼솔임?
c++ 스탠다드에 unsigned 는 오버플로 없다라고 되어있는데 실제로는 있다? 라는 뜻임?

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