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[Audio] My name is Chidiogo, and this is a very short video explaining interger error.
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[Audio] What is Interger Error An integer error occurs when a variable of integer data type in a computer program exceeds its allowable range of values.
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[Audio] One example of an integer error is integer overflow. Let's say we have a variable of type int in a C++ program, which typically stores integer values ranging from -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647. If we attempt to add a value to this variable that exceeds its maximum value, an integer overflow occurs. For instance:.
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[Audio] In this example, x is initialized to its maximum value. When we attempt to increment x by 1, an integer overflow occurs because the resulting value exceeds the maximum value that can be stored in an int data type. As a result, x wraps around to a negative value, which is an unintended consequence of the integer error..
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[Audio] I hope this little video helped you to understand what interger error is.