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Hello and welcome.

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In this lecture we are going to look at some basic data types so here's a simple table that illustrates

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some very basic data type that are commonly used in C sharp programming language.

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We'll start with a boom a boom data type.

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Basically stores either true or false value.

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So one bite of a bull data type will store only one value to either store True or false.

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A bite will store positive integers that are eight beats long.

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So one bite can store a range of zero to two hundred and fifty five.

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Next we go on to the cha cha data types stores one character in one byte so you can have a character

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in Game from 0 to 2 5 5.

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Int also known as integer stores 4 bytes of integer number.

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Then we've got the short data type.

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We stores 2 bytes of integer number.

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We've got to float the float that apart type stores 4 bytes of decimal numbers the double data type

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stores 8 bytes of decimal numbers.

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While the Object data type basically acts as a base type for all order data types so during the course

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we may use some of these data types but if we do not.

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I just want you to be aware of these basic data types so that's it for this lecture.

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Thank you so much for watching.

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Bye for now.