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int32 Vs Int

I saw some code using int32 recently I checked the ECMA doc's and
couldn't find a reference to this type. Am i right in thinking this is
the same as string Vs String and that int is simply a shortened form of
int32 - both of them representing 32 bit signed integers?

TIA.

Gary.

Nov 28 '06 #1
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I saw some code using int32 recently I checked the ECMA doc's and
couldn't find a reference to this type. Am i right in thinking this is
the same as string Vs String and that int is simply a shortened form
of int32 - both of them representing 32 bit signed integers?
Yes, you are correct.

Best Regards,
Dustin Campbell
Developer Express Inc.
Nov 28 '06 #2
Yes, It is a short hand form of Int32 structure

I think all the basic types have the short hand forms....

Thanks
-Cnu

ga********@myway.com wrote:
I saw some code using int32 recently I checked the ECMA doc's and
couldn't find a reference to this type. Am i right in thinking this is
the same as string Vs String and that int is simply a shortened form of
int32 - both of them representing 32 bit signed integers?

TIA.

Gary.
Nov 28 '06 #3
Yes, it is short hand form of Int32

Infact all the basic data types are the shorthand forms for the some
structures in System namespace

Thanks
-Cnu

ga********@myway.com wrote:
I saw some code using int32 recently I checked the ECMA doc's and
couldn't find a reference to this type. Am i right in thinking this is
the same as string Vs String and that int is simply a shortened form of
int32 - both of them representing 32 bit signed integers?

TIA.

Gary.
Nov 28 '06 #4
Yes, that should be true.

FYI there is also an int64 type

On 28 Nov 2006 08:07:11 -0800, ga********@myway.com wrote:
>I saw some code using int32 recently I checked the ECMA doc's and
couldn't find a reference to this type. Am i right in thinking this is
the same as string Vs String and that int is simply a shortened form of
int32 - both of them representing 32 bit signed integers?

TIA.

Gary.
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Nov 28 '06 #5

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