Literal Values
The other variable types also have associated literal values, as shown in the following table. Many of these involve suffixes,
whereby you add a sequence of characters to the end of the literal value to specify the type desired. Some
literals have multiple types, determined at compile time by the compiler based on their context (also
shown in the following table).
TYPE(S) CATEGORY SUFFIX EXAMPLE/ALLOWED VALUES
bool Boolean None true or false
int, uint, long, ulong Integer None 100
uint, ulong Integer u or U 100U
long, ulong Integer l or L 100L
ulong Integer ul, uL, Ul, UL,lu, lU,Lu, or LU 100UL
float Real f or F 1.5F
double Real None, d, or D 1.5
decimal Real m or M 1.5M
char Character None ’a’, or escape sequence
string String None "a . . . a", may include escape sequences
Was doing some revising and came up on this table, and weirdly enough i don't exactly get what it's trying to portray.
Anyone care to explain?