overflow and underflow in integer range
Overflow and underflow refer to situations in which a value exceeds or falls below the range that can be represented by an integer data type. Overflow occurs when the resulting value is larger than the maximum value that the integer type can hold, while underflow occurs when the resulting value is smaller than the minimum value that the integer type can represent.
Requires login.
Related Concepts (1)
Similar Concepts
- arithmetic overflow
- floating-point underflow
- integer overflow
- integer overflow attack
- integer overflow attacks
- integer overflow protection
- integer overflow vulnerability
- integer overflows
- integer underflow
- integer underflow vulnerability
- numeric overflow
- signed integer overflow
- unsigned arithmetic overflow
- unsigned integer overflow
- variable overflow