-
Purpose Datatypes (GPD), are a
collection of
datatypes defined independently of any
particular programming language or implementation.
These datatypes can...
- the same.
Functional programming languages treat functions as a
distinct datatype and
allow values of this type to be
stored in
variables and p****ed to functions...
-
early 1960s. A
string datatype is a
datatype modeled on the idea of a
formal string.
Strings are such an
important and
useful datatype that they are implemented...
- the type Tree. As Node
takes two
arguments of the type Tree itself, the
datatype is recursive.
Operations on
algebraic data
types can be
defined by using...
-
Algebraic data type, a
datatype each of
whose values is data from
other datatypes wrapped in one of the
constructors of the
datatype Inductive family, a...
- HLAoctet. The set of
basic datatypes is
usually not
extended with user
defined basic datatypes. The
purpose of the
simple datatypes table is to
describe simple...
- (scalar)
datatypes like
integer numbers, floating-point numbers, and
strings of characters.
Abstract datatypes are
structures of
concrete datatypes, with...
-
Structured Query Language (SQL) (pronounced S-Q-L;
historically "sequel") is a domain-specific
language used to
manage data,
especially in a relational...
-
algebraic data type (GADT, also first-class
phantom type,
guarded recursive datatype, or equality-qualified type) is a
generalization of
parametric algebraic...
- In
computer science, the
Boolean (sometimes
shortened to Bool) is a data type that has one of two
possible values (usually
denoted true and false) which...
