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VB6 Byte question - VersionX - 28-12-2008
Whats the maximum value of a VB6 Byte?
Looking at MSDN Documentation, I'm thinking it would be 255. Want to save myself some debugging and ask before I code...
thanks = )
Re: VB6 Byte question - Labmonkey - 29-12-2008
If you know the answer why did you ask lol? Its 255. Bytes are always 0-255 in all languages.
Re: VB6 Byte question - Tony - 29-12-2008
You could've just made a byte = 256 and see if you get an error. Simple.
Re: VB6 Byte question - Matt - 29-12-2008
Or believe the MSDN. They made it?
Re: VB6 Byte question - Nean - 29-12-2008
What's the difference between a signed byte and an unsigned byte? Damn... and I had thought I had this shit, down and then Lea comes and brings more confusion. Thanks :\
xD