Basic Data Types

Neon supports several primitive data types:

Type	Description	Example
Integer	Whole numbers (64-bit on most systems, 24-bit on TI-EZ80)	42, -10, 0xFF (hex), 0b1010 (binary)
Real	Floating-point numbers (double-precision if supported)	3.14, -0.5, 1e3 (1000.0)
Bool	Boolean values	True, False
String	Text (ASCII)	"Hello", 'World'
NoneType	Represents "nothing"	None

Examples

# Integers
x = 42
y = 0x1A    # Hexadecimal (26 in decimal)
z = 0b1010  # Binary (10 in decimal)

# Reals (floats)
pi = 3.14159
e = 2.71828

# Booleans
is_true = True
is_false = False

# Strings
name = "Neon"
greeting = 'Hello, ' + name  # String concatenation

# None
result = None

Type Conversion

Use built-in functions to convert between types:

int("123")    # → 123 (Integer)
str(42)       # → "42" (String)
float(5)      # → 5.0 (Real)
bool(1)       # → True (Bool)

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