What�s potentially wrong with the following code?

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What�s potentially wrong with the following code? long value; //some stuff value &= 0xFFFF; Note: Hint to the candidate about the base platform they�re developing for. If the person still doesn�t find anything wrong with the code, they are not experienced with C++.

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