Related to "Data Types"
Work with dynamic types
A dynamic type is a wrapper for data whose type is not known until runtime. Dynamic types help when working with data from external sources (like JSON) that support types that do not have an equivalent Flux type.
Work with booleans
A boolean type represents a truth value (true or false). Learn how to work with boolean data types in Flux.
Work with bytes types
A bytes type represents a sequence of byte values. Learn how to work with bytes data types in Flux.
Work with durations
A duration type represents a length of time with nanosecond precision Learn how to work with duration data types in Flux.
Work with records
A record type is a set of key-value pairs. Learn how to work with record types in Flux.
Work with regular expression types
A regular expression type represents a regular expression pattern. Learn how to work with Flux regular expression types.
Work with strings
A string type represents a sequence of characters. Learn how to work with string data types in Flux.
Work with time types
A time type represents a single point in time with nanosecond precision. Learn how to work with time data types in Flux.
Work with arrays
An array type is an ordered sequence of values of the same type. Learn how to work with arrays in Flux.
Work with floats
A float type represents a IEEE-754 64-bit floating-point number. Learn how to work with float types in Flux.
Work with integers
An integer type represents a signed 64-bit integer. Learn how to work with integer types in Flux.
Work with unsigned integers
An unsigned integer (uinteger) type represents a unsigned 64-bit integer. Learn how to work with unsigned integer types in Flux.
Work with dictionaries
A dictionary type is a collection of key-value pairs with keys of the same type and values of the same type. Learn how to work with dictionaries in Flux.
Work with functions
A function type is a set of parameters that perform an operation. Learn how to work with functions in flux.
Work with null types
The null type represents a missing or unknown value. Learn how to work with null types in Flux.