C Sharp ( C# ) Literals

C Sharp Literals is assigning a value to a variable.

In C#, literals refer to fixed values that are assigned to different variables  C# literals can be of any simple or primitive type. The way a variable is defined using a certain datatype tells us how the literal should be given.

Here are examples how literals are assigned.

using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Linq;

using System.Text;

namespace ConsoleApplication

{

    class Program

    {

        static void Main(string[] args)

        {

            //Assigning a char

            char a = 'Z';

            //Assigning a string

            string s = "Hello... how are you ?";

            //Assigning an integer

            int i = 10;

            //Assigning a uint

            uint j = 10u;

            uint k = 10U;

            //Assigning a float

            float f = 10.5678F;

            float g = 10.567f;

            //Assinging a long

            long l = 100l;

            long m = 100L;

            //Assigning a decimal

            decimal d = 5.6m;

            decimal e = 6.7M;

            //Assigning a double

            double z = 1.24d;

            double y = 3.456979879D;

            //Assigning a byte;

            byte b = 10;

            //Assiging a bool;

            bool value = true;

            bool value1 = false;

            //Assigning unsigned values for long

            ulong ul = 487UL;

            //Assigning signed byte

            sbyte sb = 20;

            //Assigning HexaDecimal Values

            int hexa = 0x2a; //This represents a decimal value of 2a which is 32+10 = 42           

        }

    }

}