Re: Eu Doc's

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> Hi Thomas,
> Thank you for the information but that still does not tell me what type 
> of variable "i" is????  I guess my point is what type of variable does 
> the length() routine return?  I thought it was an integer but I guess it 
> is some other type???? 
>
>
> See ya on the Netsmile
> MindPower

sorry, missed the question :)
Euphoria doesn't really have data types like most other languages,
in the example you gave i is an atom (it's also an Integer
because it never takes on a fractional value).

Thomas Parslow (PatRat) ICQ #:26359483
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