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Data stored in variables can have a number of different types which determines what type of object it is and what you can do with it. Below is the full list of data types in Squirrel, however we will only go over the primitive ones in this section. The other data types will receive their own sections later in the guide. | Data stored in variables can have a number of different types which determines what type of object it is and what you can do with it. Below is the full list of data types in Squirrel, however we will only go over the primitive ones in this section. The other data types will receive their own sections later in the guide. |