The type short corresponds to a 16-bit integer - it is literally syntactic sugar for type Int16 .
Current processors are all 64 bits, even on most low-end machines. Some older machines still have processors with 32-bit architectu...
I ran some tests using Boolean and boolean and apparently returned the same result. See below:
Boolean bool = true;
boolean bool2 = true;
if(bool)
Log.wtf(TAG, "Funciona!");
if(bool2)
Log.wtf(TAG, "Funciona também!...
I see many third-party codes and I often see the use of the question mark in the variable type.
Example:
public bool? Status
Can anyone explain to me the difference between not having this ? sign in the bool data type.
What's the difference between using type text instead of type varchar to store information in the database?
Is there a performance problem? So I have a table in the database that has a text column and it several times timeout error...
Is it customary / correct to use variables where the first letter refers to your typing?
Eg: string sVariavel; int iVariavel; , etc ...
EDIT:
The name said is Hungarian notation . Is this a good practice? What is the good...
I know that C # supports nested types, that is, it is possible for me to declare one class within another. For example:
public class A
{
// Propriedades e métodos da classe A
public class B
{
// Propriedades e métodos da...
I saw this code written in C # on the internet:
namespace Test
{
[MicroEntitySetup(TableName = "Users")]
public class User : MicroEntity<User>
{
[Key]
public int id { get; set; }
public string Name {...
What's the difference between using data types varchar and nvarchar ?
nvarchar exists in every SQL database?
Is there any significant difference in performance between the two?
Is there a criteria for using them?
A...
On Wikipedia, on the C # page says about the "typing style" of the language:
static and dynamic, strong, secure and insecure, nominative,
partially inferred
What is typing style? What do the above terms mean?