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 Number may be either float or integer.
+'''Example: Numbers'''
+The above example is classified as a number.
+.1
+This example is also classified as a number.
+ "1"
+This is too a number, because a check is performed on every string to see whether it is a number or not.
+ "-1"
+This is the most efficient way to specify a negative number. Because of the way the parsing algoritm works only writing <code>-1</code> doesn't work.
+'''Example: Strings'''
+ "string"
+ 'string'
+ " 1"
+All three examples are strings. Both " and ' may be used with strings. You cannot escape anything inside a string. This means <code>{{ "}}" }}</code> or <code>{{ "\"" }}</code> gives you an error message.
+'''Example: Boolean'''
+ true
+ false
+Boolean values may only be lowercase.
+=== Operators ===
++, -, * , /, <, >, ==, !=, <=, >=, ||, &&, ( and ).
 === Variables ===