Maximum values of all integer family in VB.NET
This articles shows the maximum values of all types of Integer in its family.
As you all now an integer is a numerical value that does not have a decimal point or the numbers used in counting, including 0, with a negative or positive sign in front. Integers include the negative numbers. Integers are from the set of natural numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5... The natural numbers do not have have either a negative or positive sign. and integers also have a maximum value, depending on the language definition or the architecture of the machine that the code is compiled on.
In this article we discuss about the same, shows maximum values of all the integer types. The given below example shows all the maximum value just read the example:
EXAMPLE
Public Class values
Public Shared Sub Main()
Dim output As New System.Text.StringBuilder()
output.AppendLine("Maximum Values")
Dim maxByte As Byte = Byte.MaxValue
Dim maxSByte As SByte = SByte.MaxValue
Dim maxShort As Short = Short.MaxValue
Dim maxUShort As UShort = UShort.MaxValue
Dim maxInteger As Integer = Integer.MaxValue
Dim maxUInteger As UInteger = UInteger.MaxValue
Dim maxLong As Long = Long.MaxValue
Dim maxULong As ULong = ULong.MaxValue
output.Append("Byte = ").AppendLine(maxByte)
output.Append("SByte = ").AppendLine(maxSByte)
output.Append("Short = ").AppendLine(maxShort)
output.Append("UShort = ").AppendLine(maxUShort)
output.Append("Integer = ").AppendLine(maxInteger)
output.Append("UInteger = ").AppendLine(maxUInteger)
output.Append("Long = ").AppendLine(maxLong)
output.Append("ULong = ").AppendLine(maxULong)
Console.WriteLine(output.ToString())
Console.ReadLine()
End Sub
End Class
OUTPUT
CONCLUSION
Integers have a fixed minimum and maximum values which is system defined. This article is helps you gain your knowledge about this all integers types values.