why java does not support unsigned keyword?
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Answer / dubeysunny74@gmail.com
In Java all data type by default signed so there is no keyword
unsigned.
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Answer / Punit Singh Malik
Java does not support the 'unsigned' keyword because it is designed to be type-safe and secure. By disallowing unsigned types, it prevents developers from performing operations that may lead to unexpected results or errors.
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