< C Sharp Programming < Keywords
The sizeof
keyword returns how many bytes an object requires to be stored.
An example usage:
int i = 123456;
Console.WriteLine("Storing i, a {0}, requires {1} bytes, or {2} bits.",
i.GetType(), sizeof(i), sizeof(i)*8);
// outputs "Storing i, a System.Int32, requires 4 bytes, or 32 bits."
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