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Line 59: == Declaring a variable == A variable can be declared in an assignment statement starting with var attribute: var myVariable := "A text". where we declare a variable myVariable and initialize it with a literal constant value. The assigning value can be an expression itself: Line 94: console writeLine(s). where system'LiteralValue is a class representing text as a sequence of UTF-8 characters. We may use a class alias to simplify the code: Line 112: s := 2 literal. It is guaranteed that the result of literal message is an instance of LiteralValue, so if the object supports the message the conversion will be done quietly. In fact this code will work because IntNumber supports this conversion. But the following code will be broken in run-time: int n := 3. Line 128: system'#inline1BF.start[1]:win32_app.l(37) system'startUp(5) == Basic Types ==

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