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If you however use numbers with decimals like `5.0`, `32.2` or `73.1`, their type will default to `f32` and then `f64`.
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If you however use numbers with decimals like `5.0`, `32.2` or `73.1`, their type will default to `f32` and then `f64`.
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If it is necessary to specify the type of the number (ie. for [function overloading](#function overloading)), you can simply add the type immediately after the number, e.g. `5i32`, `32f32`, or `12i16`.
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If it is necessary to specify the type of the number (ie. for [function overloading](#function-overloading)), you can simply add the type immediately after the number, e.g. `5i32`, `32f32`, or `12i16`.
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## Special cases
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## Special cases
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There are some special (mostly arithmetic) cases where different languages might act one way or another, so here are a list of those cases and how Omega handles them:
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There are some special (mostly arithmetic) cases where different languages might act one way or another, so here are a list of those cases and how Omega handles them:
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