-Arianit- says (2:43 p.m.):
I need to know wtf these are called
-Arianit- says (2:43 p.m.):

    public stream(byte abyte0[])
    {
        buffer = abyte0;
        currentOffset = 0;
    }
°o.O- - --^[ßµððª]^-- - -O.o° says (2:44 p.m.):
its a stream...
-Arianit- says (2:44 p.m.):
no not that
-Arianit- says (2:44 p.m.):
Like....
-Arianit- says (2:44 p.m.):
a void.
-Arianit- says (2:44 p.m.):
but its not a voi
-Arianit- says (2:44 p.m.):
void
-Arianit- says (2:44 p.m.):
its somthing else
°o.O- - --^[ßµððª]^-- - -O.o° says (2:44 p.m.):
its a stream
-Arianit- says (2:45 p.m.):
    public int readUnsignedByteA()
    {
        return buffer[currentOffset++] - 128 & 0xff;
    }
-Arianit- says (2:45 p.m.):
you cant do that in C++ int somthing() {
}
-Arianit- says (2:45 p.m.):
I want to know how it can be achieved