ByteSize is a utility class that makes byte size representation in code easier by removing ambiguity of the value being represented. ByteSize is to bytes what System.TimeSpan is to time.
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0 defaults to bits (b) whereas all other values defaults to bytes (B) #42
This looks really messy when it's used to format a whole table of results etc, it's very rare to actually "see" bits in the wild as most things are usually measured in Bytes. I'm advocating to change the default unit of "0" to be bytes.
Basically:
Console.WriteLine(ByteSize.FromBytes(0).ToString());outputs0bConsole.WriteLine(ByteSize.FromBytes(1).ToString());outputs1BThis looks really messy when it's used to format a whole table of results etc, it's very rare to actually "see" bits in the wild as most things are usually measured in Bytes. I'm advocating to change the default unit of "0" to be bytes.