📊 Chapter 2: Data Types

📏 Integers

• Integer: Steven is an integer represented using binary scales. They have scales that are either 1 or 0. Steven's value is 0b101, which is 5 in decimal.

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📐 Floating Point Numbers

• Floats: Steven can also be a float fysh. To seperate the integer and decimal parts, we use a fysh bone -. Steven's value is 5.5.

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• Floats with multiple bones: Steven can also have multiple bones to seperate each decimal place. Steven's value is 5 + 0.2 + 0.05 = 5.25.

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• Floats with numbers larger than 9: If a value in the decimal place is greater than 9, it will occupy an extra decimal place. Steven's value is 15 + 0.15 + 0.005 15.155.

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📝 Strings

• Strings: Steven can also be a string fysh. They speak using bubbles. Steven's value is "Hello, World!".

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📦 Arrays and Traversal

• Arrays: A fysh tank [ ] is used create an array. Each item is separated by fysh food -.value is [0b010, 0b010] = [2, 2].

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• Accessing Array Elements: These fysh tanks can be traversed using a fysh tank [ ] with a number inside it. Steven returns the element at index 1. Array indexes start at 0.

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