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Language Constants

Constant | Example
--- | ---
The true value. | `TRUE`
The false value. | `FALSE`
Integer or Long numbers. | `0`, `123`, `-32769`, `10000000000`
Hexadecimal short signed integers. | `&H1F5`, `&HFFFF`, `&H0000FFFF`, `&FFFF`
Hexadecimal signed integers. | `&H10BF332E`, `&10BF332E`
Hexadecimal unsigned integers. | `&H8000&`, `&HFFFF&`
Binary integers. | `&X1010010101`, `%101001011`
Floating point numbers. | `1.0`, `-5.345219E+45`
String constants. | `"Hello World !"`
String constants to be translated. | `("This software is cool")`
Null constant / void string. | NULL

The string constants can contain the following escape characters:

Escape character | ASCII equivalent
--- | ---
`\n` | Chr$(13)
`\r` | Chr$(10)
`\t` | Chr$(9)
`\"` | Double quote
`\\` | Backslash
`\xx` | Chr$(&Hxx)

| You can write a string constant in several successive parts, even on several different lines. For example,
    "Gambas" " is " "great"
or
    "Gambas"
    " is "
    "great"
are absolutely the same constants as
    "Gambas is great"

### See also

Constant Declaration