How to declare variables in the .NET  

How to declare variables in the .NET framework using C#

DEFINITIONS:
A variable is a specific location used to store data. In order to declare a variable you have to state a data type. Some common data types are:

int // used for integers
double // used for real numbers
bool // used for true or false statements
string // used for a sequence of text characters

HOW TO:
Examples of declaring ints:

int x, xillent, Xillent, XillentCorp; // declares an int
int x = 0; // initializes x to an integer, in this case 0

Examples of declaring doubles:

double x, X, Xillent, XillentCorp; // declares a double
double x = 4.5; // initializes x to a real number, in this case 4.5

Examples of using bool:

bool x, xillent, Xillent, XillentCorp; // declares a bool
bool x = true; // initializes x to true

Examples of using string:

string x, xillent, Xillent, XillentCorp; // declares a string
string x = “Xillent is a website design company.”; // initializes x to a string, in this case “Xillent is a website design company.”

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One Comments

1. Timur Alhimenkov says:

   January 27, 2009 at 5:21 pm

   Great! Thank you very much!
   I always wanted to write in my blog something like that. Can I take part of your post to my blog?
   Of course, I will add backlink?

   Sincerely, Timur I. Alhimenkov