Creates a typed variable
Aliases:
Type myVar =3;
var myVar Type =3
let myVar :: Type =3
let myVar =2; // Note: JavaScript is dynamically typed.
var myVar: Type =3
# Note: Perl is dynamically typed; explicit type annotations are not used.mymyVar =2;
// PHP is a dynamically typed language, which means that by default there is no need to specify the type// of a variable, as this will be determined at runtime.// However, it is possible to statically type some aspect of the language via the use of type declarations.TypemyVar =3;
[Type]myVar =3
my_var =2 # Note: Python is dynamically typed.
# Note: R is dynamically typed; explicit type annotations are not used.my_var <-2
# Note: Ruby is dynamically typed; explicit type annotations are not used.my_var =2
let my_var: Type =3;
# Bash is dynamically typed, so variables don't have explicit types.
let myVar: Type =3;