 char, the same output 245 is starting from 0 to 127 and then starts from -128, -127, -126,..... -11 (245th Position) and prints -11.
 -128, -127, -126,..... -11, -10,.. -1, 0, 1, 2, 3,.....126, 127
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 example:
          char a = 257;          // more than 255.
          printf("a = %d", a);          

         **Output** : a = 1.     // [ 0,1,...127,-128,-127,....-1, 0 [256th], **1** [257th].

          char a = 129;              // with in range of 255.
          printf("a = %d", a);          

         **Output** : a = -127.      // [ 0,1,...127,-128 [128th], **-127** [129th].             

The same case is applicable for int data type also.
Application of sulfur as a matrix for laser desorption/ionization in the characterization of halogenated fullerenes.

The application of sulfur as a matrix for matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry (MALDI-TOFMS) analysis of highly chlorinated and fluorinated fullerenes is reported. Control over fluorofullerene fragmentation which resulted in the domination of the molecular peak C(60)F(36)(-) was achieved, with the optimal matrix-to-analyte ratio found to be 1000:1. We suggest the possible mechanism of the molecular ion formation according to the charge transfer between the sulfur anions and C(60)F(36). For the first time the LDI and MALDI mass spectra of the highly chlorinated fullerene C(60)Cl(x)(x(max) approximately 32) are presented. The formation of odd chlorine ions (positive and negative) is observed. We conclude that use of sulfur as a matrix leads to a significant decrease in fragmentation of the halogenated fullerenes.When COVID-19 arrived in South Carolina in March 2020, we quickly took steps to adapt Safe Harbor’s programs and services in order to continue to meet the needs of our clients and community-at-large. As we worked through the many challenges to offering services, prevention and outreach during a global pandemic, we learned new skills, developed creative solutions and established new ways of serving survivors, their families and our communities. These adaptations increased our accessibility and flexibility, leaving us with new strategies for fulfilling our mission and vision that will last far beyond this time in our history.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and while sexual assualt is different than intimate partner violence, the two issues intersect.
According to national resource, love is respect, "Sexual abuse refers to any behavior that pressures or coerces someone to do something sexually that they don't want to do.
 Most victims of sexual assault know their assailant, and people of all genders and sexualities can be victims or perpetrators of sexual abuse."
Learn more at love is respect and check out Saef social media this month to learn more about sexual abuse in intimate partner relationships and consent.
We'd like to give a BIG thank you to Jersey Mike's and everyone who supported their Month of Giving fundraising campaign in March.
The campaign culminated with Day of Giving on March 31st, when all 15 Upstate SC Jersey Mike's locations donated 100% of sales – not just profits – to Safe Harbor.
Together with our generous community, the Upstate Jersey Mike's locations raised over $92,000 for critical programs and services for victims of domestic violence and their children.
"I’m so grateful for the community support for Safe Harbor," says Jersey Mike's Area Director Dave Bockstahler, "I hope this sends a message to anyone suffering through physical or psychological domestic abuse in the Upstate; they will not be alone in their fight."
I feel like this sub isn’t too far off from general talking points you see/hear elsewhere, just a little more funny and clever.  Also highlights just how tribal we are as fans.  Anytime conference expansion or the expanded playoffs are brought up in discussion, it’s usually the haves that are in agreement and the have nots that are against their opinion, anytime the SEC is dissed the counterpoint is always an SEC flair responding, anytime Jimbo opens his mouth the longhorns and noles are all over it, etcI saw a bit of a buzz on social media when The Slow Lane Walkers Club by Rosa Temple was published a few weeks ago. I must admit, I thought both the title and the cover were a bit naff. But then I picked up a copy in Sainsbury’s to read the blurb. When I realised it was about friendship between different generations, I couldn’t resist buying it. I do enjoy stories about different generations – like The Lido, All the Lonely People and The Switch.
The blurb said it was set in Cornwall. Even better, I discovered it was set in Trevone – the village close to Padstow where my favourite beach is. It makes lots of references to Padstow and the South West Coast Path, which we walk every year, so I was fully on board as soon as I started reading.
The Slow Lane Walkers Club is the story of 30-year-old Daniel. Daniel has been summoned home to Trevone by his sister to deal with their late grandmother’s house. He has spent the last few years working as a walking guide at Mount Etna and partying hard with other dropouts. He really doesn’t want to go back to Trevone.
Initially, Daniel comes across as a bit of a dickhead.
To try to get some excitement out of his new, boring life, Daniel starts a walking club. But on day one, only one person turns up. Hazel is in her 80s, walks with a stick and wears Crocs. Daniel is tempted to give up on the idea of the walking club before he even starts.
But slowly Daniel gets to know Hazel and realises what an amazing person she is. Hazel also helps him to know and understand his grandmother and his own family much better. They might not walk quickly, but as Daniel builds up his walking club, he begins to understand that there is more to life than going fast.
The Slow Lane Walkers Club isn’t a great work of literature, but it is a sweet story about friendship and community.
I just have two small gripes. The first is the lack of an apostrophe in the title. The club belongs to all the walkers, so there should be an apostrophe after the s. The other is that the dialogue is a bit clunky. It’s one of those books where too much of the plot is shoehorned into the dialogue and it’s not actually the way people speak in real life.
But if you can ignore the gripes and you’re looking for an easy summer read, I would definitely recommend The Slow Lane Walkers Club.
It sounds like an nice easy read. I do love Cornwall too. I’ve read a lot of books which have been dialogue heavy and I don’t really mind them.
It is a nice easy read, and great for summer. I was very happy when I realised where it was set!
That’s good that you don’t mind too much dialogue. I think some books try to squeeze too much of the plot into the dialogue, which stops it from seeming natural.
That sounds like a really sweet story!
It is a really sweet story! It’s perfect for when you just want a gentle read.
I’ve read The Salt Path too. It’s very inspiring. This is a sweet book and a nice, easy read.
Thanks for your your help on C11 KE2 seems so obvious now. But having the same problem with KE7 cant seem to even get a idea in my head. Finding loads about cultural diversity and how to encourage it etc but cant seem to find much on how to develop it.
Encourage/develop really means the same thing Joanne. This is all about providing plenty of books/posters/tapes etc in the child's home language and using it in a positive way in your setting. Perhaps learning a few words, songs or poems in the child's home language.
Its obvious really, but Im finding that with most questions. I'm just not confident enough until someone says I'm on the right course. I don't really get the oppotunity to talk to anyone else about it due to circumstances at the moment.You were great. I will definitely use your services again.
Super English Reading & Writing is a seven-level course, specially designed for young learners of beginner to elementary ability, in the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and Latin America. The materials have been structured to help learners develop both their reading and writing skills. Students work through texts covering a variety of genres, both fictional and informational, and will be able to create solid pieces of writing that incorporate the target language patterns.
Super English Reading & Writing will allow English learners to develop the ability to read freely and to write with greater confidence.
Specially developed with MENA students in mind.Recently, 11 Texas Master Naturalists, including myself, found a surprise when we searched for butterflies.
Each June or July, we have participated in the National Butterfly Count by searching at Lake Arrowhead