ASCII coding problem HELP!!!

[psi3000]

I need to write ASCII program that will prompt the user to input an unsigned integer using standard 16-bit registers. But the integer might be larger than 65535. The program needs to print out the number as ASCII characters to validate that you have translated it internally to a number (as opposed to just a string of ASCII digits).
can someone suggest how to get arround the 65535 barrier for 16-bit registers? Or point me in the right direction of how to go about this?
thanks

[Deadeye]

what language? in C++ you can use a unint (unassigned integer)

JavaScript doesn’t have this problem. html doesn’t deal w/ any type of coding. PERL doesn’t have this problem. Java does but the same applies, look for a java unassigned integer.

Wesley