Why would MS name a signed intergral type sbyte and the rest short, int and long? Why not keep it byte, short, int, long then have the unsigned types ubyte, ushort, uint, ulong. Is this going to be changed in future C# versions?
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Why would MS name a signed intergral type sbyte and the rest short, int and long? Why not keep it byte, short, int, long then have the unsigned types ubyte, ushort, uint, ulong. Is this going to be changed in future C# versions?