What does uint32_t stand for?

I expect uint32 means "unsigned 32-bit integer".

What does the t stand for?

Solution

The suffix _tdenotes a type name. For example, size_t is the type for size.

Another popular line of thought regards it as a convention for naming type definitions.

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