Strings and Arrays

Abstract

In C# programming, you have various data types. For example, to store integers with various ranges, you can use the integral types (int, short, long, byte, sbyte, uint, ushort, ulong, and char). Similarly, you have floating-point types (float, double, and decimal) to store floating-point numbers. These types support different levels of precision and range. You also have bool type to store true or false values, as well as the string data type to store text. There are also custom data types, which you’ll learn about in Part II of this book.