Comparison of programming languages (basic instructions): Difference between revisions

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| <code>string</code>, <code>bytes</code>

| <code>bool</code>, <code>bits</code>

| {{nN/aA|N/A}} - [http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Enumerations#ALGOL_68 User defined]

| {{nN/aA|N/A}}

|-

| [[C (programming language)|C]] ([[C99]])

| rowspan=2| <code>char</code>, <code>wchar_t</code>

| {{nN/aA|N/A}}

| rowspan=2| <code>bool</code>{{ref|int bool|[b]}}

| rowspan=3| <code>enum ''«name»'' { ''item₁'', ''item₂'', ''...'' };</code>

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| Pascal (ISO)

| rowspan=2| <code>char</code>

| {{nN/aA|N/A}}

| rowspan=2| <code>boolean</code>

| rowspan=2| <code>( ''item₁'', ''item₂'', ''...'' )</code>

| {{nN/aA|N/A}}

|-

| [[Object Pascal]] ([[Delphi (software)|Delphi]])

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| [[Visual Basic (classic)|Visual Basic]]

| {{nN/aA|N/A}}

| rowspan=3| <code>String</code>

| rowspan=3| <code>Boolean</code>

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|-

| [[Xojo]]

| {{nN/aA|N/A}}

| <code>Object</code> or <code>Variant</code>

|-

| [[Python (programming language)|Python]]

| {{nN/aA|N/A}}{{ref|string as char|[d]}}

| <code>str</code>

| <code>bool</code>

| {{pre|1=

| <code>from enum import Enum<br/>class Name(Enum):<br/>{{Spaces|3}}''item{{sub|1}}'' = ''value''<br/>{{Spaces|3}}''item{{sub|2}}'' = ''value''<br/>{{Spaces|3}}''...''</code>

{{codett|2=python|from enum import Enum}}

{{codett|2=python|class Name(Enum):}}

''item{{sub|1}}'' = ''value''

''item{{sub|2}}'' = ''value''

''...''

}}

| <code>object</code>

|-

| [[JavaScript]]

| {{nN/aA|N/A}}{{ref|string as char|[d]}}

| <code>String</code>

| <code>Boolean</code>

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|-

| [[Fortran]]

| <{{code>|2=fortran|1=CHARACTER(LEN = *)</code>}}

| <{{code>|2=fortran|1=CHARACTER(LEN = :), allocatable</code>}}

| <{{code>|2=fortran|1=LOGICAL(KIND = n)</code>}}{{ref|logical kinds|[f]}}

|

| <code>CLASS(*)</code>

|-

| [[PHP]]

| {{nN/aA|N/A}}{{ref|string as char|[d]}}

| <code>string</code>

| <code>bool</code>

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|-

| [[Perl]]

| {{nN/aA|N/A}}{{ref|string as char|[d]}}

|

|

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| [[Ruby (programming language)|Ruby]]

| {{nN/aA|N/A}}{{ref|string as char|[d]}}

| <code>String</code>

| <code>Object</code>{{ref|Ruby's bool|[c]}}

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| rowspan=3| <code>string</code>

| rowspan=3| <code>bool</code>

| {{nN/aA|N/A}}{{ref|enum|[e]}}

| {{nN/aA|N/A}}

|-

| [[F Sharp (programming language)|F#]]

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|-

| [[Standard ML]]

| {{nN/aA|N/A}}{{ref|enum|[e]}}

| {{nN/aA|N/A}}

|-

| [[Haskell]] ([[Glasgow Haskell Compiler|GHC]])

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| <code>String</code>

| <code>Bool</code>

| {{nN/aA|N/A}}{{ref|enum|[e]}}

| {{nN/aA|N/A}}

|-

| [[Eiffel (programming language)|Eiffel]]

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| <code>STRING</code>

| <code>BOOLEAN</code>

| {{nN/aA|N/A}}

| <code>ANY</code>

|-

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| <code>''PIC X(''string length'')''</code> or <code>PIC&nbsp;X«X...»</code>

| <code>''PIC 1«(''number of digits'')»''</code> or <code>PIC&nbsp;1«1...»</code>

| {{nN/aA|N/A}}

| <code>OBJECT REFERENCE</code>

|-

| [[Mathematica]]

| {{nN/aA|N/A}}{{ref|string as char|[d]}}

| <code>String</code>

|

|

| {{nN/aA|N/A}}

|}