Numerics

All numeric types in Lisette map 1:1 to their Go counterparts.

Type	Description
int	Signed integer (platform-dependent size)
int8	8-bit signed integer
int16	16-bit signed integer
int32	32-bit signed integer
int64	64-bit signed integer
rune	A Unicode code point
uint	Unsigned integer (platform-dependent size)
uint8	8-bit unsigned integer
uint16	16-bit unsigned integer
uint32	32-bit unsigned integer
uint64	64-bit unsigned integer
uintptr	Unsigned integer large enough to hold a pointer
byte	Alias for uint8, used for raw byte data
float32	32-bit floating-point number
float64	64-bit floating-point number
complex64	Complex number with float32 real and imaginary parts
complex128	Complex number with float64 real and imaginary parts

Adaptation

Numerics can adapt to the expected type where the context is unambiguous.

let x = 42int
let y: int64 = 42int64, literal 42 adapts to annotated type
let z = 3.14float64
let w: float32 = 3.14float32, literal 3.14 adapts to annotated type

See Type conversion for converting between numerics