ByteDatenTyp
ByteDatenTyp is a term used in German-language computing to denote a data type that represents a single byte of data. It refers to an eight‑bit storage unit used to hold binary values, such as raw data from files or network streams. A ByteDatenTyp value encodes one octet and serves as the fundamental unit for binary I/O and low‑level data manipulation.
Technically, a ByteDatenTyp is 8 bits in size. The value range depends on how the language treats
Common usage includes constructing byte arrays or buffers, reading and writing binary files, parsing protocol fields,
Language variants illustrate differing naming conventions. In C, a byte is often unsigned char or uint8_t; in
Endianness is irrelevant for a single byte, but it matters when multiple bytes form larger values. ByteDatenTyp