ULINT
64-bit unsigned long integer with maximum range for whole numbers.
Key Takeaways
- 64-bit unsigned long integer with maximum range for whole numbers.
- Intermediate-level topic in Data Types & Variables
Detailed Definition
64-bit unsigned long integer with maximum range for whole numbers. This term is essential for understanding data types in industrial automation and PLC programming.
Common Questions
What is ULINT?
64-bit unsigned long integer with maximum range for whole numbers.
What are related concepts I should learn?
To fully understand ULINT, you should also familiarize yourself with BOOL, INT, and DINT. These concepts work together in industrial automation systems.
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Quick Info
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- Data Types & Variables
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
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- Advanced
About Data Types & Variables
Data structures, variable types, and memory organization