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C# Basics Tutorial 3: Data Types

Introduction:

• Brief overview of the importance of data types in programming.
• Explanation of how data types help define the type of data a variable can store.

Fundamental Data Types:

1. Integer Types:

   • int, uint, short, ushort, long, ulong.
   • Explanation of the range and size of each type.
   • Examples of declaring and initializing integer variables.

2. Floating-Point Types:

   • float, double, decimal.
   • Explanation of precision and range.
   • Examples demonstrating the use of floating-point variables.

3. Character Type:

   • char.
   • Explanation of storing single characters.
   • Examples of character variable usage.

4. Boolean Type:

   • bool.
   • Explanation of representing true/false values.
   • Examples showcasing boolean variables.

Derived Data Types:

1. Strings:
   • string.
   • Explanation of representing sequences of characters.
   • Examples of string manipulation and concatenation.

User-Defined Data Types:

1. Structs and Enums:
   • Explanation of creating custom data types.
   • Examples using struct and enum.

Type Conversion:

1. Implicit and Explicit Conversion:
   • Explanation of automatic and manual type conversion.
   • Examples demonstrating both types of conversion.

Notes:

• Emphasize the importance of choosing the appropriate data type based on the nature of the data to optimize memory usage.
• Provide tips on avoiding common pitfalls related to data types.

Conclusion:

• Recap of key points covered in the tutorial.
• Encourage viewers to practice and experiment with different data types.