C# short/long/int literal format?

by 
var d  = 1.0d;  // double
var d0 = 1.0;   // double
var d1 = 1e+3;  // double
var d2 = 1e-3;  // double
var f  = 1.0f;  // float
var m  = 1.0m;  // decimal
var i  = 1;     // int
var ui = 1U;    // uint
var ul = 1UL;   // ulong
var l  = 1L;    // long

I think that’s all… there are no literal specifiers for short/ushort/byte/sbyte

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