Primitive Types


Currently there are these Primitive Types understood by the language.

Numbers - represent integer and floating point numbers.

Words - represent a simple word, denoted by a lower-cased series of characters.

       this-is-a-word-example-02 

Sentences - represent a series of words, denoted by a a series of Words or Symbol characters inside double quotes: ""

       "here is a sentence!" 

Lists - a collection of expressions (including primitives), comma separated, inside a set of brackets?. The elements can be repeated and order matters.

       [ 1, 1 + 1, 1 + 1 + 1 ]  

Sets - represent a set of expressions (including primitives), comma separated, inside a set of curly braces?. Sets are as defined mathematically, so there are no repeated elements and there is no notion of order of the elements.

       { ball, wall, doll }  

Booleans - What represents true? and false? in this language.

       yes   no 
 
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