| Visual Basic supports different types of data types according to the needs of program or application |
| You can say that attribute of a variable that determines what kind of data it can hold is known as Datatype. |
| By Default Visual Basic supports the variant data type.Declaring a variable variant indicates that it can support all types of data types.Mainly Visual Basic supports the following datatypes: |
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Table of Data Types
| Data Types | Storage (in bytes) | Prefix | Example |
| Byte | 8 | Byt | bytVar |
| Boolean | 1 | Bln | blnNum |
| Integer | 2 | int | intCount |
| Long; | 4 | lng | lngNumbers |
| Single | 4 | sng | sngAverage |
| Double | 8 | dbl | dblMarks |
| Date | 8 | dte | dteNext |
| Object | 4 | obj | ObjMywork Avgs |
| String | According to the length of string | str | strNames |
| Variant | 16 | vnt | vntTotal |
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