Type Aliasing
Type Aliasing
Verse supports giving a type another name that can be used to refer to the same underlying type. This is known as a type alias. The syntax is similar to constant initialization as it is basically the same thing, but using types instead of values.
Verse supports giving a type another name that can be used to refer to the same underlying type. This is known as a type alias. The syntax is similar to constant initialization as it is basically the same thing, but using types instead of values.
For example, to give an alias to float the following syntax could be used:
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