rodtypes
Root types, also referred to as rodtypes, are data types in computing that serve as the base type for a given programming language or system. Typically, these types are built-into a programming language and are used to declare the fundamental types of data in the system. Examples of root types include integer, real number, character, and boolean.
In general, a root type is the primitive type that cannot be broken down into simpler types.
The choice of root types has a significant impact on a programming language and its ecosystem. For
Some common root types include byte (8-bit unsigned integer), integer, real number, character, and boolean. Depending
Programmers and developers should be aware of the root types used in a programming language or system,