Visual Basic .NET <-> C# | 16-bit unsigned integer
Visual Basic .NET Used keywords: ushort
ushort
Description
ushortExamples
Visual Basic .NET
16-bit unsigned integer the possible of use:xmin = 0
ymax = 65535
Dim x As ushort=280 ' x = 280
Dim y As ushort= 1025 mod 8 ' y = 128
y = CUShort((x * y)) ' z = 35840.
C# Used keywords: ushort
ushort
Description
ushortExamples
C#
16-bit unsigned integer the possible of use:xmin = 0; ymax = 65535;
ushort x=280; // x = 280
ushort y = 1025 % 8; // y = 128
y = (ushort)(x * y); // z = 35840Visual Basic .NET Used keywords: ushort
ushort
Description
ushortExamples
Visual Basic .NET
16-bit unsigned integer the possible of use:xmin = 0
ymax = 65535
Dim x As ushort=280 ' x = 280
Dim y As ushort= 1025 mod 8 ' y = 128
y = CUShort((x * y)) ' z = 35840.
C# Used keywords: uint16
UInt16
Description
UInt16Examples
C#
16-bit unsigned integer the possible of use:xmin = 0; ymax = 65535;
ushort x=280; // x = 280
ushort y = 1025 % 8; // y = 128
y = (ushort)(x * y); // z = 35840You can find it in the following collections: unsigned integers | integers | numbers | data types
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