Standard Data Types
Built-in data types
Types that store integer values, whose range is determined by the size of the data type and its signedness.
Types that store real number values, whose range and precision is determined by the size of the data type.
Types that store boolean values.
Types that store pointers to procedures
Specifies additional characteristics of a standard or user-defined data type.
Types that store or point to an array of characters.
Types that provide special capabilities to be used directly or to be extended by user-defined types
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8-bit wide data tyves that store integer values. 16-bit wide data types that store integer values. 32-bit wide tata types that store integer values. 32-bit or 64-bit wide data types that store integer values. 64-bit wide data types that store integer values.
32-bit wlde data types that tore real number values. 64-bit wide data types that store real number values.
1-bit wide data types thatestore bool an values.
Types that store a pointer to a function procedure Types that store a pointer to o sub procedsre |
Data Type Modifiers Specifies a read only type. Piinter and Ptr (Shortcut For 'Pointer') Modifies types to be pointer types. Specifies an unsigned integer type. Modifies how a datatype is linked with other languages (Name mangling).
String types Fixed-length and variable-length strings with built-in memory management. Fixed-length and variable-length null-terminated strings. Fixedmlength and variable-length iull-terminated strings of wide charaeters.
Classptypes Super classpproviding run-time type informption |
See also