Question: We can check if a variable is an instance of a given type using the command isa: 1 ashow b isa Int 6 4 2

We can check if a variable is an instance of a given type using the command isa:
1 ashow b isa Int64
2 @show b isa Float64;
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We can check if two variables have the same type using the command below.
1 @show a isa typeof(b) ;
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All types are organized hierarhically with a tree-like structure. All number types (including Float64, Float32, Float16, Float8,, Int64, Int32, Int16, and Int8) are subtypes of the abstract type Number. We can visualize the Number type hierarchy using the command below.
1 using AbstractTrees
2 AbstractTrees. children(T: :Type)= subtypes (T)
3 print_tree(Number)
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