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Some of these are abbreviations. Some are translations to Java.

I have not decided, but I may give each of these common types a letter, and use the letters defined in the Java class file format if they exist for the specific types.
Those letters will be written this way: letter=I
Java defines these letters: V Z B C S I J F D L.
Letters Java does not define: AEGHKMNOPQRTUWXY.

aray - constant-size array. Can be any of the other types. Example: bitAray is Java type boolean[].
	letter=T //because T is the symbol for perpendicular.

ob - Object - common data type of everything else, but is only efficient if its an array.
	letter=L //defined by Java

flo - double - 64-bit floating point number.
	letter=D //defined by Java

int - 32-bit twos-complement integer.
	letter=I //defined by Java

bit - boolean - false is 0, true is 1.
	letter=Z //defined by Java

func - function
	letter=U //fUnction

hq - heapQueue is 3 aray: intAray, intAray, and floAray.
	letter=Q

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