Every
data type has properties MinValue and MaxValue to get the minimum and maximum
values.
Program.cs
using System; class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { Console.WriteLine("byte: Min Value : {0}, Max Value : {1}", byte.MinValue, byte.MaxValue); Console.WriteLine("sbyte: Min Value : {0}, Max Value : {1}", sbyte.MinValue, sbyte.MaxValue); Console.WriteLine("int: Min Value : {0}, Max Value : {1}", int.MinValue, int.MaxValue); Console.WriteLine("uint: Min Value : {0}, Max Value : {1}", uint.MinValue, uint.MaxValue); Console.WriteLine("short: Min Value : {0}, Max Value : {1}", short.MinValue, short.MaxValue); Console.WriteLine("ushort: Min Value : {0}, Max Value : {1}", ushort.MinValue, ushort.MaxValue); Console.WriteLine("long: Min Value : {0}, Max Value : {1}", long.MinValue, long.MaxValue); Console.WriteLine("ulong: Min Value : {0}, Max Value : {1}", ulong.MinValue, ulong.MaxValue); Console.WriteLine("float: Min Value : {0}, Max Value : {1}", float.MinValue, float.MaxValue); Console.WriteLine("double: Min Value : {0}, Max Value : {1}", double.MinValue, double.MaxValue); Console.WriteLine("decimal: Min Value : {0}, Max Value : {1}", decimal.MinValue, decimal.MaxValue); Console.WriteLine("char: Min Value : {0}, Max Value : {1}", char.MinValue, char.MaxValue); } }
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