Data Literals Are Alias of Object Constructions

∟Data Literals Are Alias of Object Constructions

This section describes H language data literals - alias of object constructions.

Data literals are alias of object constructions from class definitions.

This is to make it easier to create data objects of some commonly used data types. For example,

# data literals, 1, is an alias of integer(1)
one = 1; 
one = integer(1); 

# data literals, "Hello!", is an alias of string("Hello!"); 
hello = "Hello!"; 
hello = string("Hello!");

# data literals, ["Apple", 3, "Orange", 5], is an alias 
# of array("Apple", 3, "Orange", 5)
list = ["Apple", 3, "Orange", 5];
list = array("Apple", 3, "Orange", 5);