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Originally Posted by ev0lutionnn
No it\'s not, it\'s incredibly easy to learn, it\'s typeless, and also has many inbuilt features. Many more than a language like Pawn, anyway.
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What did you said TYPELESS |
Typeless means that the variables aren\'t declared with a static type. Example, in a static, strict language like C++, Java, or yes, PAWN, if you declare a variable which stores an integer, it must always store an integer, for the most part (even though there are sometimes ways around this in some bigger languages). In a TYPELESS language a variable can change it\'s type dynamically.
Example, you could declare a variable at the top of the script storing an integer value, than change it to a string, or a double, or even an array or an object, if your really feeling it. Depends how you look at it, dynamic type can confuse beginner\'s quite a bit when it comes to arithmetic and other similar functions.
