Definition: "950-Cleanup-Datatypes-Conf" refers to a configuration file in a Linux distribution for managing data types (also known as datatypes). It is used by many Unix-based systems, like Debian or Ubuntu. This conf file determines the format and structure of data types in a database. For example: 1.

Integer Type

- This type holds integers, with a value ranging from 0 to 99. 2.

Double Type

- This type can hold doubles (floats). 3.

String Type

- Contains strings separated by a comma and enclosed within double quotes. The values of this file can be set at the command line during the system initialization or as environment variables: ``` export DATAYPTYPE=integer export DATATYPESTRING=1,2,3,... ```

950-cleanup-datatypes.conf

Definition: "Datatype" means a type, type system, or method used to describe data in programming languages. It's like an "interface" for describing the structure of things, which can be useful in understanding how different data types work together in programs. The term is typically found in computer science texts and software libraries.

Datatype