Well, I can show you one of the ways you can try to to convert a signed number to an unsigned number.
So let me go to the Windows machines and come here and we're going to try to open the application using
x 64 degree so you can try to go here and go to go to the store, like open, you know.
There is no.
Open explorer.
OK, so we come here.
Next up, we will try to open the application.
The name of the application is X 32.
So we take on it.
OK, so therefore we can come here and sign a petition 13, petition 13.
Eviction
day is so.
Like this now what are you going to do?
You really need to start anything.
You just go here, guys, you know, in X, let me put it bigger for you so that you can see.
Right.
All right.
So you double click on X, you can use it, you can do the same thing on on Oletta as well on this one.
So it's not it's not a problem.
So therefore, you put that number here, it was minus one one five, minus one one five.
And what was it, two two five five one seven, do you see.
Exactly the same number.
Exactly this and let me check again to be sure, be careful.
Yes, exactly.
This number.
You see?
So that's Air Canada where you can use it if you don't want to use Java application.
Let me come back here just for a quick buck to Clarinex, just to verify.
OK, so we just click here and then I'm going to open a new terminal.
So just to verify.
OK, Jova and EJ.
So, OK, that the twenty fourteen twenty seven.
Let me go back here.
Three, fourteen, twenty seven and twelve, twelve three.
Twelve, twelve to come back in 12, 12 to the same guys, you know.
So instead of using each other, but it would be good practice for that, you range in Java.
Java is a very well-known language, if you will.
If you're learning so, it will help you in the future.
Okay.
So, yeah.