Answer 1

Intergers have limits you need a different data type if you have enough digits.

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/cplusplus/cpp_data_types.htm

Answer 2

Without code, might be an overflow if it always displays the same random number with the same large insert.

Got a CodePlayground link?

Answer 3

@Manual...I've been sitting with this in my clipboard because I'm having some trouble with both of yours's code:

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Integers are 4 bytes on this platform. 4 bytes = 32 bits = 2^32 = 4294967296.
You're using signed integers, so divide that in half:

2,147,483,648..... trails off to try code....
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When I enter 10000000000, as in the question statement (and regardless of any other values, even incomplete input), the min/max ceilings to integer (not long) max and all the other cins appear to be nonfunctional.

Just FYI.

Answer 4

Yep, that's what I was fiddling with:

int i; long l; unsigned long long ull;

cout << sizeof those
4, 4, 8

Anyway, learned something .... longs and ints not different here.
Thanks @Manual.

Answer 5

Christos

10000000000 is too large to be an interger

use a template or decimal instead of int.

Answer 6

@Kirk

You're welcome!

Answer 7

Like this

https://code.sololearn.com/c5B6nCo1lwA8/?ref=app

Answer 8

I adjusted the range

try this

https://code.sololearn.com/cp2qYDcwUFmO/?ref=app

Answer 9

@Christos

Please do not forget to give the checkmark, to the one who helped you.

Answer 10

Try the update long long

- bigger range

Answer 11

share your code

[ +insert ]

-add code

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Answer 12

You're welcome!😸

Answer 13

did you try the new version?

edit

I tried it

seems like the limit was reached...