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unsigned char can only take in positive numbers while signed char can take positive and negative numbers. the downside is that it can only hold less amount of maximum numbers. In regards to "the downside is that it can only hold less amount of maximum numbers." The scope of numbers is still the same.
Jan 18, 2022
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