DataType

[rex tony]

A signed data type has an equal number of non-zero positive and negative values available

1.true

2.false

Answer: 2

I couldn't understand this Question?.

[Ram Reddy]

zero plus number of positive numbers is equal to the number of negative numbers for a signed data type.

please check it.

[Deepak Jain]

Take a signed datatype for example byte. Its range is -127 to 128 so there are -1 to -127 are negativa values and 1 to 128 are position values.
127 negative values
128 position values
127 == 128 is false.
So answer is false.
I hope this is correct.
Thanks
Deepak

[Shaili Merchant]

byte range is from -128 to 127
so there is 1 more negative number than positive number in total i.e
-1 to -128(128 numbers in total ) and 1 to 127 (127) numbers in total

[Jesper de Jong]

The data types byte, short, int and long (the signed integer data types) are stored as two's complement in Java. Read that page and you'll understand why the range of a byte is -127 to +128, etc.