integer
typically reserves 4 bytes (32 bits) of
memory in the program's data area.Month ::= INTEGER (1..12) Day ::= INTEGER (1..31) Daily-temperatures ::= SEQUENCE SIZE (31) OF INTEGER Name ::= PrintableString (SIZE (1..20 ))
OCTET STRING
.
Amazingly, each of these keywords can be separated by an
optional space character.Gauge.
courier
typeface. Occasional lapses from this
convention may have to be forgiven by the reader... Examples:
Note also that, where appropriate, we adopt the OSI convention of referring to "octets", instead of "bytes", even though the terms have almost universally identical meaning.MyType ::= TYPE nameOfValue MyType ::= VALUE
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