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4 – Built-in Containers
4.0 – Introduction
Typee language specifies built-in container types. These types are associated with built-in functions that are available for their processing. With Typee, programmers can append, insert, remove items in containers. They can sort containers. They can find items in containers. They can pick items from containers. They can iterate containers.
Those functions are not part of the language specification, but they are available to programmers as they would be if provided in any built-in library.
Every type of container are mutable, except when declared with keyword const. This means that content of containers may be modified unless the container is specified as being constant.
We describe in this section the many functionalities of Typee containers as well as their specificities:
Next section formerly explains built-in arrays.