Types#

Primitive Types#

name	description
`int` `float`	Numeric types. Despite their names, these are neither integers nor floating-point numbers, but instead fixed-point numbers ranging `-214748.3648` to `214748.3647`.
`long`	Long integer type. Values range from `-2147483648L` to `2147483647L`. Special bitwise behavior.
`auto`	Type will be automatically determined by the parser. Cannot be used in a ‘group declaration’, ex. `<error>auto x = 5, y = 2;</error>`
`void`	Lack of a type; used to indicate a function returns nothing.
`untyped`	General type; almost all types implicity cast to `untyped`.
`bool`	Boolean type; available values `true`, `false`.
`char32`	Character type. Same boundaries as `int`, mainly exists for typecasting. Used by char/string literals.
`rgb`	Color type, used to represent color values. See: CreateRGB

By adding the const modifier to a type, that type becomes “constant”. Declaring a Variable with a constant type instead declares a Constant.

For documentation on existing other types, see the internal class / constant documentation.