There are a number of base types, we can combine these in a number
of ways to build more complex types (or classes).
1. [ VB ] Basic types
- Integer
- A whole number, may be positive or negative.
- String
- A sequence of characters.
- double
- A fractional number (floating point).
- boolean
- A true false value.
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1. [ C++ ] Basic types
- int
- A whole number, may be positive or negative.
- String
- A sequence of characters.
- double
- A fractional number (floating point).
- bool
- A true false value.
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1. [ Java ] Basic types
- int
- A whole number, may be positive or negative.
- String
- A sequence of characters.
- double
- A fractional number (floating point).
- boolean
- A true false value.
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1. [ C# ] Basic types
- int
- A whole number, may be positive or negative.
- String
- A sequence of characters.
- double
- A fractional number (floating point).
- bool
- A true false value.
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1. [ Perl ] Basic types
Type declarations are not required in perl. Values will be
converted implicitly as required.
There are no boolean values: The value zero and the empty string
are treated as false.
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