Numbers in Julia

- [Instructor] Okay, in this example we'll see how Julia … works with different kinds of numbers. … So, I'm going to open up numbers_start. … So, Julia defines integer subtypes … that have different byte sizes for both signed … and unsigned integers. … So, there's Int8, … Int16, … Int32 and so on. … And there are unsigned versions of these as well. … So, for example, I can specify that I want … a 16-bit signed integer … by making a variable. … And I can say Int16 and then give it the value I want. … In this case, I'll just use 1. … And then if I print out … the type of … that variable. … Or I can have Julia infer the type when I assign the value. … So, for example, I can make a variable b … and I can say it's an Int … of 2000. … And then I can do the same thing with the print line … and the type of. … So, Julia will assign an integer type … based on whether the system you are working on … is either 32 … or 64-bits. … Now, I could do the same thing with unsigned integers, … which cannot be negative. …