Base types are for strongtype languages (such as C, Pascal, etc) the types that are always present from the start... For C/C++ that would be int and char, for go that would be int, string, map, to name a few, and for C# int, char, byte, long, strong... well and so I can rant on....
These base types are currently seen as keywords, but there is always a bit of debate if they should be regarded as such by syntax highlighters.
Base types are for strongtype languages (such as C, Pascal, etc) the types that are always present from the start... For C/C++ that would be int and char, for go that would be int, string, map, to name a few, and for C# int, char, byte, long, strong... well and so I can rant on....
These base types are currently seen as keywords, but there is always a bit of debate if they should be regarded as such by syntax highlighters.