integer range and computer memory
"Integer range" refers to the set of all possible values that an integer data type can hold. It represents the minimum and maximum values that can be stored in that data type. "Computer memory" refers to the physical or virtual storage space in a computer where data and instructions are stored, accessed, and processed by the computer's processor. It holds information temporarily or permanently and is essential for the functioning of computer systems.
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