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**int8, int16, int32, and int64** - a signed number with the number of bits being specified in the type
**uint8, uint16, uint32, and uint64** - an unsigned number with the number of bits being specified in the type
**bool** - boolean, typically synonym of uint8 (but don't count on that)
**void** - Just like in C, doesn't store anything and returns nothing.
# Special Types
**int8\*** - a C string. Has heavily optimized members for string manipulation.
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