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Types

By default, and object's type can be changed simply by re-assigning its value. This behaviour can be prevented by locking the variable with lock or lock_type.

Primitive types

Boolean (bool) 1.0.0

The boolean type represents a truth value. It has exactly two constant states: true or false.

Number (num) 1.0.0

The number type represents a numeric value. The number class serves as a umbrella class for the following subtypes:

• Integer (int)
• Float (float)
• Fraction (frac)
• Complex numbers (complex)

string

1.0.0

Collections

array

1.0.0

dictionary

1.0.0

tuple

1.0.0 Immutable

Objects

error

1.0.0

function

1.0.0

generator

1.0.0

object

1.0.0

Special types

any

1.0.0 Pseudo-type Unassignable

The pseudo-type any represents an object that can be of any supported type.

index

1.0.0 Pseudo-type Unassignable

infinity

1.0.0 Constant

nan

1.0.0 Pseudo-type Unassignable Untypable

none

1.0.0 Constant

The type none assigns a none-value to a variable.

undefined

1.0.0 Pseudo-type Unassignable Untypable

The pseudo-type undefined represents an object that does not exist or one that has no associated value.