This number primitive represents how many times to perform 10^multiplicand. e.g. exponent = 2 would yield in 10^(10^multiplicand).
This number primitive represents how many times to perform 10^^^^^multiplicand. e.g. heptate = 2 would yield in 10^^^^^(10^^^^^multiplicand)).
This number primitive represents how many times to perform 10^^^^multiplicand. e.g. hexate = 2 would yield in 10^^^^(10^^^^multiplicand)).
This number primitive represents the significant digits of the entire number.
This number primitive represents how many times to perform 10^^^multiplicand. e.g. pentate = 2 would yield in 10^^^(10^^^multiplicand)).
This number primitive represents whether the number is positive, negative or zero.
This number primitive represents how many times to perform 10^^multiplicand. e.g. tetrate = 3 would yield in 10^^(10^^(10^^(multiplicand))).
The base version of an AlyaNum object, stripped of its metatables and metamethods. This type commonly appears when sending AlyaNum objects over the client-server boundary or saving it in datastores.
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