Name
SByte
Synopsis
This structure represents an 8-bit
signed integer (from -128 to 127). It
is not CLS-compliant. Use Int16
instead. In C#,
this type is aliased as sbyte
.
public struct SByte : IComparable, IFormattable, IConvertible { // Public Static Fields public const sbyte MaxValue; // =127 public const sbyte MinValue; // =-128 // Public Static Methods public static sbyte Parse(strings
); public static sbyte Parse(strings
, IFormatProviderprovider
); public static sbyte Parse(strings
, System.Globalization.NumberStylesstyle
); public static sbyte Parse(strings
, System.Globalization.NumberStylesstyle
, IFormatProviderprovider
); // Public Instance Methods public int CompareTo(objectobj
); // implements IComparable public override bool Equals(objectobj
); // overrides ValueType public override int GetHashCode( ); // overrides ValueType public TypeCode GetTypeCode( ); // implements IConvertible public override string ToString( ); // overrides ValueType public string ToString(IFormatProviderprovider
); // implements IConvertible public string ToString(stringformat
); public string ToString(stringformat
, IFormatProviderprovider
) // implements IFormattable }
Hierarchy
Object
→
ValueType
→
SByte(IComparable, IFormattable
, IConvertible)
Returned By
Convert.ToSByte( ), Decimal.ToSByte( ), IConvertible.ToSByte( ), System.IO.BinaryReader.ReadSByte( ),
Math.{Abs( ), Max( ), Min( )},
System.Runtime.Serialization.FormatterConverter.ToSByte( ),
System.Runtime.Serialization.IFormatterConverter.ToSByte( ...
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