C bitwise negation creates negative output?

Since int on your system is most likely a 32-bit number, all bits are flipped, including the ones that were insignificant zeros in the original number.

15 is of type int. Depending on how big int is, the representation of 15 ends in 1111, but it starts with a bunch of 0s.

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