8-bit integer: sbyte, Int8, signed char, shortint, byte

8-bit signed integer type is used to store negativ or pozitiv whole number. 8-bit integer and his value range: from -128 to 127.

sbyte

 sbyte

Used keywords: sbyte

Compatible programing languages:
Visual Basic .NET | C#

8-bit integer the possible of use:

xmin = -128; ymax = 127;
sbyte x= -5;           // x = -5
sbyte y = -(15 % 4);   // y = -3
y = (sbyte)(x * y);    // z = 15

 Int8

Used keywords: int8

Compatible programing languages:
C#

8-bit integer the possible of use:

xmin = -128; ymax = 127;
Int8 x= -5;           // x = -5
Int8 y = -(15 % 4);   // y = -3
y = (Int8)(x * y);    // z = 15

 signed  char

Used keywords: signed char

Note: In C like languages the data type size may be different depending on compiler and architecture, we show only one standard look.

Compatible programing languages:
C | Visual C++ .NET | C++

8-bit integer the possible of use:

xmin = -128; ymax = 127;
signed char x= -5;           // x = -5
signed char y = -(15 % 4);   // y = -3
y = (signed char)(x * y);    // z = 15

 shortint

Used keywords: shortint

Compatible programing languages:
Pascal | Object Pascal | Free Pascal

8-bit integer the possible of use:

xmin := -128; ymax := 127;
x:= -5;           // x = -5
y:= -(15 mod 4);   // y = -3
y := shortint((x * y));    // z = 15

 byte

Used keywords: byte

Compatible programing languages:
FreeBASIC | Java

8-bit integer the possible of use:

xmin = -128; ymax = 127;
byte x= -5;           // x = -5
byte y = -(15 % 4);   // y = -3
y = (byte)(x * y);    // z = 15

You can find it in the following collections: signed integers | integers | numbers | data types

8-bit integer in another programming language: