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The five core builtin types form a natural hierarchy, so you can store an integer in a variable declared as
an integer or a number (aka atom), the latter in an object, and a string in a string or a sequence, and the
latter in an object.
Phix supports at least 45 different ways of expressing the same simple integer value, from binary to base 36,
and that is before even considering string versions of it. For instance there is no difference whatsoever
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One genuinely redundant feature which has since been redacted was "{a, b, c} @= x", where the "@=" was meant to
stand for "all become equal to". Technically it just about worked when x was a literal integer, but was badly
broken in almost every other sense, and from the 0 bug reports clearly had never been used in the real world.
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