Value Representations

Values can be entered in binary (base-2), quaternary (base-4), decimal (base-10), hexadecimal (base-16), or character formats. Numerical values can also use underscores, '_', as a group separator to clarify numbers. The following are examples of these formats.

Type of Value	Base	Examples
Binary	2	%1010 –or– %11110000_10101100
Quaternary	4	%%2130_3311 –or– %%3311_2301_1012
Decimal (integer)	10	1024 –or– 2_147_483_647 –or–- 25
Decimal (floating-point)	10	1e6 –or– 1.000_005 –or– -0.70712
Hexadecimal	16	$1AF –or– $FFAF_126D_8755
Character	N/A	"A"
Character String	N/A	"ABCDEFG"
Null-Terminated String	N/A	"ABCDEFG",0 –or– string("ABCDEFG") For more info, see STRING.

Separators can be used in place of commas (in decimal values) or to form logical groups, such as nibbles, bytes, words, etc.