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Visual Basic 2013 Lesson 8: Understanding Data 8.1 Visual Basic 2013 Data Types Visual Basic 2013 classifies information into two major data types, the numeric data type and the nonnumeric data type & Numeric Data Types.

Numeric data types comprises numbers that can be calculated arithmetically using standard operators such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and more. Examples of numeric data types are We deal with many kinds of data in our daily life. For example, we need to handle data like names, phone number, addresses, money, date, stock quotes, statistics and more every day.

Similarly in Visual Basic 2013, we have to deal with all sorts of of data, some of them can be mathematically calculated; some are in the form of text or other non-numeric forms. In Visual Basic 2013, data can be stored as variables, constants or arrays. The value of a variable always change, just like the contents of a mail box or the storage bin. The value of a constant remains the same throughout. An array comprises rows and columns of variables or constant.

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