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Line 85: === Type system === One of the most novel aspects of Ceylon compared to Java is its [[type system]]. Ceylon foregoes Java's primitive types<ref>{{cite web\|last1=King\|first1=Gavin\|title=Ceylon: Language Design FAQ\|url=http://ceylon-lang.org/documentation/faq/language-design/}}</ref> and [[Object type\|boxing]] in favor of a type system composed entirely of first-class objects. While this may cause boxing overhead in some situations, it makes the type system more uniform. Ceylon allows for union and [[intersection type]]s, in a similar fashion to [[TypeScript]], [[Whiley (programming language)\|Whiley]] and Flow.

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