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7 Coercion Types List

Craig Oates edited this page 4 years ago

Here is a list of different (C#) types Console.Waterworks can coerce the end-users input in to at run-time. This is needed because the nature of console programs is text based.

1. Int16
2. Int32
3. Int64
4. Boolean
5. Byte
6. Char
7. DateTime
8. Decimal
9. Double
10. Single
11. UInt16
12. UInt32
13. UInt64

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