title: Assembly data types limits and examples
body: <p>I'm taking an Assembly Language class and the book gives me a list of data types:</p>
  
  <ul>
  <li>BYTE - 8 bit unsigned integer</li>
  <li>SBYTE - 8 bit signed integer</li>
  <li>WORD - 16 bit unsigned integer</li>
  <li>SWORD - 16 bit signed integer</li>
  <li>DWORD - 32 bit unsigned integer</li>
  <li>SDWORD - 32 bit signed integer</li>
  <li>FWORD - 48 bit integer</li>
  <li>QWORD - 64 bit integer</li>
  <li>TBYTE - 80 bit (10 byte) integer</li>
  <li>REAL4 - 32 bit (4 byte) short real</li>
  <li>REAL8 - 64 bit (8 byte) long real</li>
  <li>REAL10 - 80 bit (10 byte) extended real</li>
  </ul>
  
  <p>Just as the title says, I'm hoping to get information on the upper/lower limits of each of these data types, and maybe some examples.  </p>