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Jan 18th, 2000, 12:44 PM
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I read in the MSDN library that a long data type should be used whenever possible because it is the processors native data type and therfore more efficient. Why is this if it's 4 bytes and the integer is 2 bytes?
Also, it sayed you should only use decimal when absolutely neccessary when dealing with math so that the math co-proccessor is utilized less. What data type can I use that when divided by an indivisable value won't return a decimal value? I usually use the round() functiln.
Any help would be great thanks.
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