Demonstrates declaring and initializing short variables : unsigned short « Data Types « C++ Tutorial

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
      int score;
      double distance;
      char playAgain;
      bool shieldsUp;

      short lives, aliensKilled;

      score = 0;
      distance = 1200.76;
      playAgain = 'y';
      shieldsUp = true;
      lives = 3;
      aliensKilled = 10;

      double engineTemp = 6572.89;

      cout << "\nscore: "           << score << endl;
      cout << "distance: "      << distance << endl;
      cout << "playAgain: "      << playAgain << endl;

      cout << "lives: "           << lives << endl;
      cout << "aliensKilled: "<< aliensKilled << endl;
      cout << "engineTemp: "     << engineTemp << endl;

      int fuel;
      cout << "\nHow much fuel? ";
      cin >> fuel;
      cout << "fuel: " << fuel << endl;

      typedef unsigned short int ushort;
      ushort bonus = 10;
      cout << "\nbonus: " << bonus << endl;

      return 0;
}

2.18.unsigned short
	2.18.1.	Create an unsigned short and initialize with result of multiplying two unsigned short variables
	2.18.2.	Use typedef to define new type for unsigned short
	2.18.3.	Adding Too Large a Number to a signed short Integer
	2.18.4.	Putting Too Large a Value in an unsigned short Integer
	2.18.5.	Demonstrates declaring and initializing short variables
	2.18.6.	Create an unsigned short and initialize with result of multiplying Width by Length
	2.18.7.	unsigned short int: overflow