The JavaScript interpreter defines the following data types.
A pointer to this opaque data type passes to the C-level function. Some functions in the API accept this pointer as one of their arguments.
A pointer to this opaque data type passes to the C-level function. This data type represents an object, which may be an array object or some other object type.
An opaque data structure that can contain an integer, or a pointer to a float, string, or object. Some functions in the API can be used to read the values of function arguments by reading the contents of a jsval , and some can be used to write the function's return value by writing a jsval .
A simple data type that stores a Boolean value.
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