C# Predefined Datatypes with Example

[divya_patadiya]

using System.IO;
using System;

class Program
{
    static void Main()
    {
        Console.WriteLine("C# - Predefined Data Types \nCode by- Divya Patadiya");
        Console.WriteLine("--------------------------");
        Console.WriteLine("sbyte range:");
        // printing minimum & maximum values
        Console.WriteLine("Minimum value of sbyte: " + sbyte.MinValue);
        Console.WriteLine("Maximum value of sbyte: " + sbyte.MaxValue);
        Console.WriteLine("--------------------------");
        Console.WriteLine("byte range:");
        Console.WriteLine("Minimum value of byte: " + byte.MinValue);
        Console.WriteLine("Maximum value of byte: " + byte.MaxValue);
        Console.WriteLine("--------------------------");
        // Integer data type is generally
        // used for numeric values
        int i = 89;
        short s = 56;
        long l = 4564;
        uint ui = 95;
        ushort us = 76;
        ulong ul = 3624573;
        double d = 8.358674532;
        float f = 3.7330645f;
        decimal dec = 389.5m;
        Console.WriteLine("integer: " + i);
        Console.WriteLine("short: " + s);
        Console.WriteLine("long: " + l);
        Console.WriteLine("float: " + f);
        Console.WriteLine("double: " + d);
        Console.WriteLine("decimal: " + dec);
        Console.WriteLine("Unsinged integer: " + ui);
        Console.WriteLine("Unsinged short: " + us);
        Console.WriteLine("Unsinged long: " + ul);
        Console.WriteLine("--------------------------");        
        bool b1 = true;     
        if (b1 == true)
            Console.WriteLine("Boolean: Hi Geek");
        Console.WriteLine("--------------------------");
         //char
        char a1 = 'G';
         Console.WriteLine("char: " + a1);
        Console.WriteLine("--------------------------");
        // declaring string
        Console.WriteLine("String: ");
        string s1 = "Geeks"; 
        s1+="for";
        s1 = s1+"Geeks"; 
        Console.WriteLine(s1);
        Console.WriteLine("--------------------------");
        // declare object obj
        Console.WriteLine("Object: ");
        object obj;
        obj = 20;
        Console.WriteLine(obj);
        // to show type of object
        // using GetType()
        Console.WriteLine(obj.GetType()); 
    }
}

[DanStockham]

We need context here

[divya_patadiya]

Thank you for reminding me! @DanStockham