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C Program for Adding Two Numbers

The document defines two data types, sint32 and uint32, and includes a function to add two sint32 numbers. It contains a main function that prompts the user for two integers, computes their sum using the addNumbers function, and prints the result. The code includes input/output operations and demonstrates basic function usage in C programming.

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C Program for Adding Two Numbers

The document defines two data types, sint32 and uint32, and includes a function to add two sint32 numbers. It contains a main function that prompts the user for two integers, computes their sum using the addNumbers function, and prints the result. The code includes input/output operations and demonstrates basic function usage in C programming.

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typedef int sint32

typedef unsigned int uint32

sint32 addNumbers(sint32 a, sint32 b)

int main()

sint32 num1, num2

setbuf(stdout,NULL)

printf("Enter the first number: ")

scanf("%d", &num1)

printf("Enter the second number: ")

scanf("%d", &num2)

sint32 result = addNumbers(num1, num2)

printf("The sum is: %d\n", result)

typedef int sint32

sint32 addNumbers(sint32 a, sint32 b)

a+b

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