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8: char is a C data type. It is the smallest addressable unit of
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11: least eight bits. ssiizzeeooff(cchhaarr) returns one by definition, with
12: all other data types defined as multiples thereof. All Mark
13: Williams compilers sign-extend char when it is cast to a larger
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20: byte, C keywords, data formats, unsigned
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