2010年8月7日 · In C#, the following things are always true: short == Int16 ushort == UInt16 int == Int32 uint == UInt32 long == Int64 ulong == UInt64 Both versions are data types. All of the above are integers of various lengths and signed-ness. The main difference between the two versions (as far as I know) is what colour they are highlighted as in Visual Studio.

2022年3月8日 · I am learning value types in C# and I noticed this: when you hover over the value of a declared short, It says that It is a 32-bit int. I know that a short is a 16-bit int. Why isn't It recognizing...

In C/C#/etc. you can tell the compiler that a literal number is not what it appears to be (ie., float instead of double, unsigned long instead of int): var d = 1.0; // double

2010年3月27日 · C# does not have a word type. If you mean short or Int16, the difference is that ushort is unsigned. short can be any value from -32768 to 32767, whereas ushort can be from 0 to 65535. They have the same total range and use the same number of bits but are interpreted in different ways, and have different maximums/minimums. Clarification: A word is a general computer science term that is ...

For example, you have two methods M (int) and M (short) and you want to force a call to the short overload: M((short)123) but without the cast. The benefit of eliminating the cast in that scenario is small compared to the cost.

I have a code: static short Sum(short a, short b) { return a + b; } And it does not compile, saynig cannot convert 'int' to 'short'. I am maybe really tired today but I

2016年8月10日 · Why would you want to shorten this? It's very readable in its current format which is a key thing to strive for when writing code.

2012年10月24日 · The C# specification guarantees that both sides are evaluated exactly once from left-to-right and that no short-circuiting occurs. 5.3.3.21 General rules for expressions with embedded expressions

2012年3月21日 · An int uses 32 bits of memory, a short uses 16 bits and a byte uses 8 bits. If you're only looping through 20/30 objects and you're concerned about memory usage, use byte instead. Catering for memory usage to this level is rarely required with today's machines, though you could argue that using int everywhere is just lazy.

2011年7月18日 · I'm trying to convert the string value of txtFields3.Text to a short, because I'm writing it back to an Access Database table, in which, one of the fields is of a 'short' value type.