What does 1ll mean in the code?

#1

there was a point where the instructor wrote the following what does that specific line mean?

ll denom = 1ll

#2

hello @shibangi || this is the or operator in c++.

#3

no, most probably he declared long long as ‘ll’ (as in small letter of L) then goes on to write ‘ll denom’ wich is a variable and sort of initializes it with 1ll but doesnt mention 1ll anywhere else or what it stands for?

#4

if you could see the lecture if it is accessible to you, then please let me know

#5

then he must have done like this in the above code somwhere
#define ll long long int
this means that he is declaring the variable as of type of long long int instead of int .

#6

ans is: It is 1 of type long long. He didn’t clear it in the lecture so i got confused. thanks anyway

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