Discussion
In C, the value of ~0u is the largest value an unsigned int can hold.
Answer: A
Correct answer: True
The literal 0u is an unsigned int of value zero, and complementing it sets every bit, which is by definition UINT_MAX. This is a common portable idiom for obtaining an all-ones mask without naming the type’s width.
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