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• Allocated
  allocated[type] Where ''type'' is optional
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• Int
  A single whole, 32 bit, number. This is also the type of integer constants. ...line 2, variable ''b'' is declared and via type inference will also be of type ''Int''.
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• Commgroup
  ...ion) to the processes within the list given in this type's arguments. This type will ensure that the communications group processes exist. All variables ma ...er processes, but only 1 and 3 have variable ''i'' allocated to them. This type would have also ensured that process two (and zero) exists for there to be
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• Single
  single[type] where ''type'' is optional
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• Char
  ...ar''. Variable ''r'' is declared and found, via type inference, to also be type ''Char''. [[Category:Type Library]]
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• Bool
  ...s declared to be of value ''true'' which via type inference results in its type also becomming ''Bool''. [[Category:Type Library]]
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• Record
  ...,type₁,name₂,type₂,.....,name_d,type_d] ...here can be any number of names and types inside the record type. A record type is very similar to a typedef structure in C. To access the member of a reco
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• String
  ...ype ''String''. Variable ''p'' is found, via type inference, also to be of type ''String''. [[Category:Type Library]]
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• Pipe
  Identical to the [[Channel]] type, except pipe is bidirectional rather than unidirectional. [[Category:Type Library]]
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• Double
  A double precision 64 bit floating point number. This is the type given to constant floating point numbers that appear in program code. In this example variable ''i'' is explicitly declared to be of type ''Double''.
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• Open
  * '''Pass:''' The name of the file to open of type [[String]] and mode of type [[String]] * '''Returns:''' A file handle of type [[File]]
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• Extern
  Provided as additional allocation type information, this tells the compiler NOT to allocate memory for the variabl [[Category:Type Library]]
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• Multiple
  multiple[type] Where ''type'' is optional
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• Const
  ...ammer has modified the type of ''a'' to be that of ''a'' combined with the type ''const''. The second assignment is attempting the modify a now read only v [[Category:Type Library]]
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• Vertical
  Same as the [[horizontal]] type but will partition the array vertically. The figure below illustrates parti <center>[[Image:vert.jpg|Vertical Partition of an array into four blocks via type oriented programming]]</center>
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• Static
  ''Note:'' This type, used for function parameters or return type instructs pass by value ...atic memory. Note how we have omitted the optional braces to the ''stack'' type as there are no arguments.
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• Complex
  ...number with real and imaginary components. This is built from a [[record]] type with both components as doubles. [[Category:Function Library]]
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• Short
  In this example variable ''i'' is explicitly declared to be of type ''Short''. [[Category:Type Library]]
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• Float
  In this example variable ''i'' is explicitly declared to be of type ''Float''. [[Category:Type Library]]
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• Long
  In this example variable ''i'' is explicitly declared to be of type ''Long''. [[Category:Type Library]]
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