-Defines an alias representing a 1 byte, unsigned integer -Can represent exact integer values 0 through 254. -Byte value 0XFF (integer value: 255) is considered invalid and should normally be reserved. Note that it can be used with caution.
-Defines an alias representing a 2 byte, unsigned integer -Can represent exact integer values 0 through 65534. -Byte value 0xFFFF (integer value: 65535) is considered invalid and reserved.
-Defines an alias representing a 4 byte, unsigned integer -Can represent exact integer values 0 through 4294967294. -Byte value 0xFFFFFFFF (integer value: 4294967295) is considered invalid and reserved.
-Defines an alias representing an 8 byte, unsigned integer -Can represent exact integer values 0 through 18446744073709551614. -Byte value 0XFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF (integer value: 18446744073709551615) is considered invalid and reserved.
Values that represent location values. -Note these are used throughout the code to make things more readable as above. For example, for example. More...