C#: Using Suffixes to Declare Data Literals
This isn’t new, but handy to have. In order to tell the compiler which data type we’re using, we use suffix notation as follows:
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Unsigned integer, U: e.g. 34506U
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Long integer (signed), L: e.g. 5297532L
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Unsigned long integer, UL: e.g. 30958UL
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Float, F: e.g. 13.6F
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Double, D: e.g. 14.3D
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Decimal, M: e.g. 19.95M