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#uint

This package provides functionalities for handling 32-bit unsigned integers in MoonBit. To this end, it includes methods for converting between UInt and other number formats, as well as utilities for byte representation.

#Basic Properties

uint provides constants for UInt's value range and default value:

///|
test "uint basics" {
  // Default value is 0
  inspect(@uint.default(), content="0")

  // Maximum and minimum values
  inspect(@uint.MAX_VALUE, content="4294967295")
  inspect(@uint.MIN_VALUE, content="0")
}

#Converting to Other Number Types

UInt can be converted to Int64 when you need to work with signed 64-bit integers:

///|
test "uint type conversion" {
  let num = 42U
  inspect(num.to_int64(), content="42")
  let large_num = 4294967295U // max value
  inspect(large_num.to_int64(), content="4294967295")
}

These conversion functions are also available as methods:

///|
test "uint methods" {
  let num = 1000U

  // Using method syntax
  inspect(num.to_int64(), content="1000")
}

UInt

Note

UInt is a built-in type. The documentation may not be complete here. You can find all methods and implementations in the core/builtin and core/uint package.

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UInt::to_int64

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fn UInt::to_int64(self : UInt) -> Int64

Convert to int64.

impl Default for UInt

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MAX_VALUE

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let MAX_VALUE : UInt

Max value constant for this type.

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MIN_VALUE

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let MIN_VALUE : UInt

Min value constant for this type.

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default

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fn default() -> UInt

same as UInt::default

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max_value

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#deprecated("Use `MAX_VALUE` instead")
let max_value : UInt

Max value constant for this type.

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min_value

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#deprecated("Use `MIN_VALUE` instead")
let min_value : UInt

Min value constant for this type.

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#uint

#Basic Properties

#Converting to Other Number Types

UInt

Note

#UInt::to_int64

#MAX_VALUE

#MIN_VALUE

#default

#max_value

#min_value

Source Files

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UInt::to_int64

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MAX_VALUE

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MIN_VALUE

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default

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max_value

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min_value