A boolean value, which may have a value of either be true or false.
A boolean constant, such as the symbol T for true.
A scalar constant, such as π or e.
A set constant, such as ℝ, the field of real numbers.
A vector constant, such as the zero vector.
A matrix (a 2-dimensional rectangular array of values).
A point, as commonly used in geometry (as in, △ABC).
A scalar value, the default type.
A set of objects.
A string of letters drawn from an alphabet.
A tensor (a 3- or more dimensional array of values).
Type reserved for unit name components in a unit node.
A vector (a 1-dimensional list of values). Vector variables will automatically be rendered with an arrow, so the arrow is not added as an accent.
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Specifies the type of a variable or identifier.
Example: Insert a vector variable