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Well, I can show you one of the ways you can try to to convert a signed number to an unsigned number.

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So let me go to the Windows machines and come here and we're going to try to open the application using

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x 64 degree so you can try to go here and go to go to the store, like open, you know.

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There is no.

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Open explorer.

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OK, so we come here.

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Next up, we will try to open the application.

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The name of the application is X 32.

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So we take on it.

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OK, so therefore we can come here and sign a petition 13, petition 13.

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Eviction

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day is so.

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Like this now what are you going to do?

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You really need to start anything.

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You just go here, guys, you know, in X, let me put it bigger for you so that you can see.

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Right.

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All right.

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So you double click on X, you can use it, you can do the same thing on on Oletta as well on this one.

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So it's not it's not a problem.

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So therefore, you put that number here, it was minus one one five, minus one one five.

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And what was it, two two five five one seven, do you see.

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Exactly the same number.

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Exactly this and let me check again to be sure, be careful.

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Yes, exactly.

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This number.

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You see?

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So that's Air Canada where you can use it if you don't want to use Java application.

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Let me come back here just for a quick buck to Clarinex, just to verify.

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OK, so we just click here and then I'm going to open a new terminal.

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So just to verify.

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OK, Jova and EJ.

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So, OK, that the twenty fourteen twenty seven.

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Let me go back here.

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Three, fourteen, twenty seven and twelve, twelve three.

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Twelve, twelve to come back in 12, 12 to the same guys, you know.

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So instead of using each other, but it would be good practice for that, you range in Java.

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Java is a very well-known language, if you will.

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If you're learning so, it will help you in the future.

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Okay.

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So, yeah.