Visual Studio 2019 Warning C4296 – Comparing std::size_t >= 0 Is Always True
If you get Visual Studio 2019 Warning C4296 in your C++ project on a line comparing a size_t >= 0 it’s valid. Here’s why: size_t is unsigned.
If you get Visual Studio 2019 Warning C4296 in your C++ project on a line comparing a size_t >= 0 it’s valid. Here’s why: size_t is unsigned.
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