Comparison operation on unsigned and signed integers

Question

See this code snippet

int main()
{ 
 unsigned int a = 1000;
 int b = -1;
 if (a>b) printf(\"A is BIG! %d\\n\", a-b);
 else printf(\"a is SMALL! %d\\n\", a         


        

Answer 1

 #include
 int main()
 {
   int a = 1000;
   signed int b = -1, c = -2;
   printf("%d",(unsigned int)b);
   printf("%d\n",(unsigned int)c);
   printf("%d\n",(unsigned int)a);

   if(1000>-1){
      printf("\ntrue");
   }
   else 
     printf("\nfalse");
     return 0;
 }

For this you need to understand the precedence of operators

1. Relational Operators works left to right ... so when it comes

   if(1000>-1)

then first of all it will change -1 to unsigned integer because int is by default treated as unsigned number and it range it greater than the signed number

-1 will change into the unsigned number ,it changes into a very big number