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 == UINT type variables == == UINT type variables ==
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 The unsigned UINT type (the letter **U** stands for unsigned) removes the hassle of dealing with negative values from the world of the INT type. It corresponds to basic types like BYTE, WORD, etc., in terms of value range, but with INT it indicates that we want to treat the contents of the variables as numeric values. The unsigned UINT type (the letter **U** stands for unsigned) removes the hassle of dealing with negative values from the world of the INT type. It corresponds to basic types like BYTE, WORD, etc., in terms of value range, but with INT it indicates that we want to treat the contents of the variables as numeric values.