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What command can store number greater than 8 digit in binary? (PIC)

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hello all
im a new user of pic and i have little problem with the number's digits i want to store number greater than 8 digit in binary (#>256) so is there any command other than 35 command or any method to do this .
Another question perhaps it answer the first question and it what is the difference between these command
1."Constant <name>=<value>",
2."Variable<name>=<value>",
3."<name_variable>set<value>",
4."<name_constant> equ <value>".
i'll be greatful if any one help
thx :D
 

Re: how can i write word

Hi


You can use int who can hold number in the range of +/- 32768 or unsigned int who can hold a number in the range of 0~65536


All the best

Bobi
 

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