Only technically. But still, Java does not have unsigned integer types for 32 and 64 wide integers, just a way to treat them as such if you need it so much tha

Only technically. But still, Java does not have unsigned integer types for 32 and 64 wide integers, just a way to treat them as such if you need it so much that you want to go out of your way. For example when you need to parse a binary with unsigned integers. There is no way to declare unsigned 32 or 64 bit integer.