Special types

Special types are divided into two groups: untyped pointing types and void type. For their only assignment statement is provided.

The untyped pointing types are the special types, which values are the addresses. In the Pascal language, this type is called the “pointer”, and in the С language, this type is called the “void*” type.

The void type is used for describing the absence of a value. In the C language, the void type is provided. For example, void main ().