In C and C++ you can tell the compiler that a number is a ‘long’ by putting an ‘l’ at the end of the number. e.g long x = 0l;
How can I tell the C# compiler that a number is a byte?
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In C and C++ you can tell the compiler that a number is a ‘long’ by putting an ‘l’ at the end of the number. e.g long x = 0l;
How can I tell the C# compiler that a number is a byte?
According to the C# language specification there is no way to specify a byte literal. You’ll have to cast down to byte in order to get a byte. Your best bet is probably to specify in hex and cast down, like this: