In any iteration process... when initializing a variable ..if you put the value to be beyond 1000's then the output changes no??

Answer 1

try it yourself...input a bigger number in a program and see the output.

Answer 2

I was saying that when I try out one simple program to print a number with some conditions then the output changes the number...... conditions I put are not affecting the input number..

Answer 3

yeah but you try this
int a=10000000000000000000000
and then print
number changes??

Answer 4

just try it in your text editor

Answer 5

yes I know I just tried a big number and just asked about my doubt with the output thats it...anyway thanks

Answer 6

Well, in what way do you think it will change?

Answer 7

Well, if I put a bigger number, that bigger number comes out, indeed.
http://www.sololearn.com/app/sololearn/playground/c9v90Q79XGMZ/

Answer 8

But what was your question?

Answer 9

Okay, I think that depends on the type of variable you use to store that number. If you use value types, the original will not change if you put a=3, b=a, b=5. But if you're using reference (aka handle) types, the variables do not store the number itself, but a reference to that number. So when you change the variable, you change the number that is referred to (from multiple different variables). Does that make sense?

Answer 10

No, why would it change?

Answer 11

I don't understand why it has to be a big number, do you mean at some point the variable overflows?