Data Types in C++ - Cyborg Coding

C++ supports several built-in data types for storing different kinds of data. These include:

Integer types - used for storing whole numbers. Examples include int, long, short, and char.

Floating-point types - used for storing decimal numbers. Examples include float and double.

Boolean types - used for storing true or false values. The type is bool.

Character types - used for storing individual characters. Example is char.

Wide character types - used for storing characters from a wide character set. Example is wchar_t.

Pointer types - used for storing memory addresses.

Enumeration types - used for declaring a set of related named integer constants. Example is enum.

User-defined types - can be created by the user using classes, structs, and unions.

C++ also supports several other data types, such as arrays, functions, and references. It's also worth noting that C++ supports type casting, which allows you to convert a value of one data type to another.