Elementary Types
There are three elementary types to represent integer, boolean and string
values. They are implemented by the C++ types long int, bool and std::string.
Elementary type to hold a 32bit signed integer value.
The Integer type represents integer values from -(2^31) to (2^31-1).
The token IO format is
<Integer> 1234 </Integer>
Vector of integers
A vector of Integers.
Elementary type to hold a boolean value true or false.
The Boolean type represents two values, denoted true and false.
The token IO format is
<Boolean> "true" </Boolean>
<Boolean> "false" </Boolean>
Elementary type to hold an ASCII encoded string
The String type represents a string of ASCII characters.
The token IO format is
<String> "some ASCII text, no control characters" </String>
Sum of integer arguments.
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