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The range of [[integer]] values that can be stored in 32 bits is [[0 (number)|0]] through [[4294967295 (number)|4294967295]], or -2147483648 through [[2147483647 (number)|2147483647]] using [[two's complement]] coding. Hence, a 32-bit processor can address [[Gigabyte|4GB]] of memory.
''See also:'' [[32-bit application]], [[16-bit]], [[16-bit application]], [64-bit]]
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