When you need to store an integer without any sign (only positive), you should use ______ data types.
- long
- short
- signed
- unsigned
In C++, the unsigned data type is used to store integers without any sign, which means they can only represent positive values or zero. This is useful when you need to work with quantities that should not have negative values, like the number of items in a collection.
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