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# Types
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Millfork puts extra limitations on which types can be used in which contexts.
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## Numeric types
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* `byte` – 1-byte value of undefined signedness, defaulting to unsigned
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* `word` – 2-byte value of undefined signedness, defaulting to unsigned
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* `long` – 4-byte value of undefined signedness, defaulting to unsigned
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* `sbyte` – signed 1-byte value
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* `ubyte` – unsigned 1-byte value
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* `pointer` – the same as `word`, but variables of this type default to be zero-page-allocated
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and you can index `pointer` variables (not abritrary `pointer`-typed expressions though, `f()[0]` won't compile)
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Functions cannot return types longer than 2 bytes.
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Numeric types can be converted automatically:
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* from a smaller type to a bigger type (`byte`→`word`)
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* from a type of undefined signedness to a type of defined signedness (`byte`→`sbyte`)
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* from a type of defined signedness to a type of undefined signedness (`sbyte`→`byte`)
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## Boolean types
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TODO
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## Special types
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* `void` – a unit type containing no information, can be only used as a return type for a function.
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