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UInt32 # 64-bit system: julia> UInt UInt64 This is accomplished via the following code in base/boot.jl: if Int === Int64 const UInt = UInt64 else const UInt = UInt32 end Of course, this depends inevitably part of specifications and implementations for such languages. • No automatic promotion. This camp includes Ada and ML – very "strict" statically typed languages. In these languages, every conversion /REPL.jl:97; macro expansion 80 ./REPL.jl:66; eval_user_input(::Any, ::Base.REPL.REPLBackend) 80 ./boot.jl:235; eval(::Module, ::Any) 80 ./:?; anonymous 80 ./profile.jl:23; macro expansion 52

UInt32 # 64-bit system: julia> UInt UInt64 This is accomplished via the following code in base/boot.jl: if Int === Int64 const UInt = UInt64 else const UInt = UInt32 end Of course, this depends inevitably part of specifications and implementations for such languages. • No automatic promotion. This camp includes Ada and ML – very "strict" statically typed languages. In these languages, every conversion /REPL.jl:97; macro expansion 80 ./REPL.jl:66; eval_user_input(::Any, ::Base.REPL.REPLBackend) 80 ./boot.jl:235; eval(::Module, ::Any) 80 ./:?; anonymous 80 ./profile.jl:23; macro expansion 52

TYPES 151 # 64-bit system: julia> UInt UInt64 This is accomplished via the following code in base/boot.jl: if Int === Int64 const UInt = UInt64 else const UInt = UInt32 end Of course, this depends @ Base twiceprecision.jl:265CHAPTER 14. CONSTRUCTORS 191 [9] (::Type{T})(x::T) where T<:Number @ boot.jl:894 [10] (::Type{T})(x::AbstractChar) where T<:Union{AbstractChar, Number} @ char.jl:50 The inevitably part of specifications and implementations for such languages. • No automatic promotion. This camp includes Ada and ML – very "strict" statically typed languages. In these languages, every conversion

TYPES 151 # 64-bit system: julia> UInt UInt64 This is accomplished via the following code in base/boot.jl: if Int === Int64 const UInt = UInt64 else const UInt = UInt32 end Of course, this depends @ Base twiceprecision.jl:265CHAPTER 14. CONSTRUCTORS 191 [9] (::Type{T})(x::T) where T<:Number @ boot.jl:894 [10] (::Type{T})(x::AbstractChar) where T<:Union{AbstractChar, Number} @ char.jl:50 The inevitably part of specifications and implementations for such languages. • No automatic promotion. This camp includes Ada and ML – very "strict" statically typed languages. In these languages, every conversion

TYPES 151 # 64-bit system: julia> UInt UInt64 This is accomplished via the following code in base/boot.jl: if Int === Int64 const UInt = UInt64 else const UInt = UInt32 end Of course, this depends @ Base twiceprecision.jl:265CHAPTER 14. CONSTRUCTORS 191 [9] (::Type{T})(x::T) where T<:Number @ boot.jl:894 [10] (::Type{T})(x::AbstractChar) where T<:Union{AbstractChar, Number} @ char.jl:50 The inevitably part of specifications and implementations for such languages. • No automatic promotion. This camp includes Ada and ML – very "strict" statically typed languages. In these languages, every conversion

UInt32 # 64-bit system: julia> UInt UInt64 This is accomplished via the following code in base/boot.jl: if Int === Int64 const UInt = UInt64 else const UInt = UInt32 end Of course, this depends inevitably part of specifications and implementations for such languages. • No automatic promotion. This camp includes Ada and ML – very "strict" statically typed languages. In these languages, every conversion /REPL.jl:97; macro expansion 80 ./REPL.jl:66; eval_user_input(::Any, ::Base.REPL.REPLBackend) 80 ./boot.jl:235; eval(::Module, ::Any) 80 ./:?; anonymous 80 ./profile.jl:23; macro expansion 52

UInt32 # 64-bit system: julia> UInt UInt64 This is accomplished via the following code in base/boot.jl: if Int === Int64 const UInt = UInt64 else const UInt = UInt32 end Of course, this depends inevitably part of specifications and implementations for such languages. • No automatic promotion. This camp includes Ada and ML – very "strict" statically typed languages. In these languages, every conversion /REPL.jl:97; macro expansion 80 ./REPL.jl:66; eval_user_input(::Any, ::Base.REPL.REPLBackend) 80 ./boot.jl:235; eval(::Module, ::Any) 80 ./:?; anonymous 80 ./profile.jl:23; macro expansion 52

UInt32 # 64-bit system: julia> UInt UInt64 This is accomplished via the following code in base/boot.jl: if Int === Int64 const UInt = UInt64 else const UInt = UInt32 end Of course, this depends inevitably part of specifications and implementations for such languages. • No automatic promotion. This camp includes Ada and ML – very "strict" statically typed languages. In these languages, every conversion /REPL.jl:97; macro expansion 80 ./REPL.jl:66; eval_user_input(::Any, ::Base.REPL.REPLBackend) 80 ./boot.jl:235; eval(::Module, ::Any) 80 ./:?; anonymous 80 ./profile.jl:23; macro expansion 52

UInt32 # 64-bit system: julia> UInt UInt64 This is accomplished via the following code in base/boot.jl: if Int === Int64 const UInt = UInt64 else const UInt = UInt32 end Of course, this depends @ Base twiceprecision.jl:265CHAPTER 14. CONSTRUCTORS 191 [9] (::Type{T})(x::T) where T<:Number @ boot.jl:894 [10] (::Type{T})(x::AbstractChar) where T<:Union{AbstractChar, Number} @ char.jl:50 The inevitably part of specifications and implementations for such languages. • No automatic promotion. This camp includes Ada and ML – very "strict" statically typed languages. In these languages, every conversion