Quote Originally Posted by Grey_Cain View Post
Integers are minimum 2 bytes, though, and can have a number up to 32767 (or 65535 for unsigned), so technically increasing the stack size to 999 shouldn't cost any more memory than it's already using. >_> Unless they're numbering by hex, and then that would probably require an extra digit to get above 255 (maybe? I'm not big on hex).
Bytes are Integers with a max value of 2^8-1 (unsigned)
Shorts are Integers with a max value of 2^16-1 (unsigned)
Ints are Integers with a max value of 2^32-1 (unsigned)
Longs are Integers with a max value of 2^64-1 (unsigned)

There's nothing saying that an "integer" has only one byte or is at minimum two bytes.