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OCR: 146 Chapter Basic Data Types that differs The range of integers that can be represented with type unsi -gned intis where m 1S the total number of bits involved the underlying type. For example if an int variable is stored in 16 bits (2 bytes), then the range of values that can be by an uns igned int to 65535 Ifa variable with type long i5 stored in 32 bits, then the range of values that can be represented by an unsi igned long int 4294967295) The uns igned types in C offer method for increasing the maximum size of an integer variable at the expense of disallowing any negative values The range of uns gned int is not any larger than int. Rather it is scaled up so that the mini- mum integer 15 and the maximum integer 18 dependent upon the computer prrd size The following table shows the minim ...