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´´´ True, False: bool (boolean) 1 0 : bit (1111 1111) : byte de 8 bits 42 , 2501 , -1, 0: int (integer) 3.141593 : float (un nombre décimal) 3.141592653589793 : double

public class MonVector3{ public float x =0; public float y =0; public float z =0; }

public class MonTransform{ public MonVector3 position; public MonVector3 rotation; public MonVector3 scale; }

String pi = "3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937510"; char[] piArray = pi.ToCharArray(); foreach (char c in piArray) { Debug.Log("Decimal:"+c); }

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In C#, primitive types (also known as value types) are the basic data types that are built into the language and represent simple values. Here are the primitive types in C#:

Type	Description	Default Value	Size	Example
bool	Boolean, true or false	false	1 byte	bool isActive = true;
byte	8-bit unsigned integer	0	1 byte	byte age = 255;
sbyte	8-bit signed integer	0	1 byte	sbyte score = -5;
char	Single 16-bit Unicode char	'\0'	2 bytes	char letter = 'A';
decimal	128-bit precise decimal	0.0M	16 bytes	decimal price = 99.99M;
double	64-bit floating-point	0.0	8 bytes	double weight = 70.5;
float	32-bit floating-point	0.0f	4 bytes	float length = 5.4f;
int	32-bit signed integer	0	4 bytes	int count = 100;
uint	32-bit unsigned integer	0	4 bytes	uint age = 50;
long	64-bit signed integer	0L	8 bytes	long distance = 5000L;
ulong	64-bit unsigned integer	0	8 bytes	ulong value = 1000;
short	16-bit signed integer	0	2 bytes	short temp = -300;
ushort	16-bit unsigned integer	0	2 bytes	ushort max = 400;

Additionally, there's a string type, often considered a fundamental type in C#, though it's not technically a primitive but rather a reference type representing a sequence of characters.

In Unity, these primitive types are frequently used for component properties, transformations, player input, and data processing. Each primitive type has a default value assigned when declared but not explicitly initialized.