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 ====== CONST ====== ====== CONST ======
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 +//Since version 0.9//
  
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 The ''CONST'' directive defines a constant. The constant can be subsequently used as a regular variable, except that it is read-only. The ''CONST'' directive defines a constant. The constant can be subsequently used as a regular variable, except that it is read-only.
  
-Constants of any types (bytes, integers or floats) may be defined. The number must be a numeric literal (no expression is allowed here).+Constants of any numeric types (bytes, integers or floats) may be defined. The number must be a numeric literal (no expression is allowed here).
  
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