eleven characters in an int[] array makes unity crash?

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Soooo… I’m super new to unityscript so I’m sorry if this sounds like a dumb question (and sorry for my english as well, I’m a spanish-native speaker actually :/).

Anyway, I run into this weird problem: I was practicing a little of arrays with this extremely simple code which works perfectly:

var miarray = new int[2];
 
 function Start () {
 
 miarray[0]=1544444414; 
 miarray[1]=1244444412;
 
 Debug.Log("array[] 0 = " + miarray[0]);
 Debug.Log("array[] 1 = " + miarray[1]);
 
	}

However, if I ever decide to add a single character to any of these two variables, Unity crashes! … this is the code:

var miarray = new int[2];
 
 function Start () {
 
 miarray[0]=15444444141; //11 characters for unity to crash!
 miarray[1]=1244444412;
 
 Debug.Log("array[] 0 = " + miarray[0]);
 Debug.Log("array[] 1 = " + miarray[1]);
    
	}

Unity shuts down by itself and I get a “Unity Bug Reporter” window. So uhm… is this normal? (I’m using the free version of Unity for now by the way). Thanks in advance!

2

ints are limited as they are 32 bits, they can only hold values from . if you need bigger -2 to 2 billion.

Use uint and you get from 0 to 4 billions.

Floats can hold more but loses precision to some extent.

If you need a large integer value use a long