Just because it's 32-bit doesn't mean its code can't store 64-bit ints. There's just a few more instructions that are needed to manipulate it. But it's not a bi

Just because it's 32-bit doesn't mean its code can't store 64-bit ints. There's just a few more instructions that are needed to manipulate it. But it's not a big deal. That's how computers are able to store, retrieve, and manipulate any variables (like strings) that might be bigger than their address space.