It could be an overflow, or it could have set it to that value if something unexpected happens. Ints aren't nullable (in most languages), so returning some fixed but never occurring value is useful. The fact that it is exactly that value makes me suspect that's the case, not overflow.
Sorry, your battery is only got one singular electron left now.
And we are not quite sure where it is or how fast it's moving.
your battery is orange
That's the lowest a 32-bit signed integer can go, so probably an overflow error:
(2^32)÷2 = 2,147,483,648
Haha, Same!
branch⅞(4.13) = ∆
It could be an overflow, or it could have set it to that value if something unexpected happens. Ints aren't nullable (in most languages), so returning some fixed but never occurring value is useful. The fact that it is exactly that value makes me suspect that's the case, not overflow.
Try putting new AA batteries.
Turn it off! Your draining our batteries!
Your battery's so good that the capacity integer overflowed.
Much better
Battery is sucking your life energy now
i guess you better replace it