# limits

Library to calculate the minimum and maximum values that fit into a given data type

## Functions

### `std::limits::u8_min`

Returns the minimum value that can be stored in a `u8`.

* `return`: Minimum value

```rust
fn u8_min();
```

### `std::limits::u8_max`

Returns the maximum value that can be stored in a `u8`.

* `return`: Maximum value

```rust
fn u8_max();
```

### `std::limits::s8_min`

Returns the minimum value that can be stored in a `s8`.

* `return`: Minimum value

```rust
fn s8_min();
```

### `std::limits::s8_max`

Returns the maximum value that can be stored in a `s8`.

* `return`: Maximum value

```rust
fn s8_max();
```

### `std::limits::u16_min`

Returns the minimum value that can be stored in a `u16`.

* `return`: Minimum value

```rust
fn u16_min();
```

### `std::limits::u16_max`

Returns the maximum value that can be stored in a `u16`.

* `return`: Maximum value

```rust
fn u16_max();
```

### `std::limits::s16_min`

Returns the minimum value that can be stored in a `s16`.

* `return`: Minimum value

```rust
fn s16_min();
```

### `std::limits::s16_max`

Returns the maximum value that can be stored in a `s16`.

* `return`: Maximum value

```rust
fn s16_max();
```

### `std::limits::u32_min`

Returns the minimum value that can be stored in a `u32`.

* `return`: Minimum value

```rust
fn u32_min();
```

### `std::limits::u32_max`

Returns the maximum value that can be stored in a `u32`.

* `return`: Maximum value

```rust
fn u32_max();
```

### `std::limits::s32_min`

Returns the minimum value that can be stored in a `s32`.

* `return`: Minimum value

```rust
fn s32_min();
```

### `std::limits::s32_max`

Returns the maximum value that can be stored in a `s32`.

* `return`: Maximum value

```rust
fn s32_max();
```

### `std::limits::u64_min`

Returns the minimum value that can be stored in a `u64`.

* `return`: Minimum value

```rust
fn u64_min();
```

### `std::limits::u64_max`

Returns the maximum value that can be stored in a `u64`.

* `return`: Maximum value

```rust
fn u64_max();
```

### `std::limits::s64_min`

Returns the minimum value that can be stored in a `s64`.

* `return`: Minimum value

```rust
fn s64_min();
```

### `std::limits::s64_max`

Returns the maximum value that can be stored in a `s64`.

* `return`: Maximum value

```rust
fn s64_max();
```

### `std::limits::u128_min`

Returns the minimum value that can be stored in a `u128`.

* `return`: Minimum value

```rust
fn u128_min();
```

### `std::limits::u128_max`

Returns the maximum value that can be stored in a `u128`.

* `return`: Maximum value

```rust
fn u128_max();
```

### `std::limits::s128_min`

Returns the minimum value that can be stored in a `s128`.

* `return`: Minimum value

```rust
fn s128_min();
```

### `std::limits::s128_max`

Returns the maximum value that can be stored in a `s128`.

* `return`: Maximum value

```rust
fn s128_max();
```


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