c++intSCHAR_MAX

SCHAR_MAX is a constant in the C++ standard library that represents the maximum value that can be stored in a signed char data type. It is defined as 127 on most systems.

To use SCHAR_MAX in a C++ program, you can simply include the header file and use the constant as follows:

#include int main() { int max = SCHAR_MAX; std::cout << "The maximum value of a signed char is: " << max << std::endl; return 0; }

This program will output: "The maximum value of a signed char is: 127"