- Integer Types
Note: byte, ushort, uint, ulong can store only unsigned integer values. where as short, int, long, sbyte can store signed values.
- Float or Decimal Types
- Boolean Type
- Character Types
- Root Type
The size of char type has been increased to 2 bytes providing a support for unicode characters i.e., Multi Language usage support other than english. where the numeric representation of other language character is known as unicode value that requires 2 bytes memory for settle.
String type doesn't have any fixed size because it was a variable length type.
The object type is capable of storing any type of value init and it was also a variable length type.
Syntax for variable declaration:
Examples:
- int x;
- string str = "hello";
- double d1, d2, d3;
- public bool flag = true;
- public const float pi = 3.14f; //without "f" it will be treated as decimal and assigning value to const var is mandatory.
- public readonly int y = 300;
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