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first for C and tits

I was going to ask a question, but then I realized my question was retarded.

What's the best way to represent an unsigned 8-bit or 16-bit integer in Java? As far as I know, primitive byte, int, and short in Java are all signed types, and using a signed 32-bit int can't be the best way to do this.

what is the most realistically applicable language to learn if I want to go into software engineering?

C#, Java, or Javascript are good choices

not that user, but once you learn one of those languages what kind of projects would be good to make to build a portfolio that could land you a job?

something that is useful

I'm porting GCC to my operating system. I'm on day 2 of this and I'm making pretty good progress. I can now compile, link and run simple C programs :)
So far this is a really effective way to discover all kinds of bugs in a kernel and C library.

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I'm messing up but I don't feel bad about it. Truly this is the darkest timeline.

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