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      <title>Data Types</title>
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      <description>JFuncMachine supports the same native data types as the Java Virtual Machine:
Boolean Byte Char Double Float Int Long Short Void (called Unit in JFuncMachine) In addition, it has an Object type that contains a class name indicating the type of object, an Array type that contains a type indicating the type of array element, and
The Type class The Type class in the package org.jfuncmachine.compiler.types is the base class for all JFuncMachine types.</description>
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      <title>Expressions</title>
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      <description>Code generation in JFuncMachine is specified in terms of Expression objects. For example, the code of a Java method in JFuncMachine is represented by a single Expression object, which itself may contain other expressions. You also use Expression objects to supply the arguments for a Java method invocation.</description>
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