Suppose I have unsigned int x = 0x12a unsigned char y = 0x000 How can I make x = y? When I try to assign x to y, i get y = 0x02a

I have an text file called with the extension '.image', at the top of the file is the following: Image Type: unsigned char Dimension: 2 Image Size: 512 512 Image Spacing: 1 1 Image Increment: 1 1 Imag...

Can someone explain me how is this at the end a=?,b=?,c=-124 and not a=?,b=?,c=132 This is code: #include <stdio.h> int main() { char a = 'D', b='C', c='A'; a = c + 'D'; b = a + b + 'A...

Hey I am kinda new to C and I wanted to ask why this prints out 4 instead of 260? #include <stdio.h> int main() { unsigned char x = 130; x *= 2; printf("%d\n", x); }