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## Primitive Types
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The primitive types `String`, `Number` and `Boolean` correspond to their Javascript equivalents at runtime.
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The primitive types `String`, `Number` and `Boolean` correspond to their JavaScript equivalents at runtime.
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## Integers
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The `Int` type represents integer values. The runtime representation is also a normal JavaScript Number; however, operations like `(+)` on `Int` values are defined differently in order to ensure that you always get `Int` values as a result.
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The `Int` type represents integer values. The runtime representation is also a normal JavaScript number; however, operations like `(+)` on `Int` values are defined differently in order to ensure that you always get `Int` values as a result.
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## Arrays
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## Functions
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Functions in PureScript are like their Javascript counterparts, but always have exactly one argument.
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Functions in PureScript are like their JavaScript counterparts, but always have exactly one argument.
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