More specific value types can define the concrete data representations that a digital computer can process, such as conventional Float, Integer, or String types.

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For example, the SysML "Real" ValueType expresses the mathematical concept of a real number, but does not impose any restrictions on the precision or scale of a fixed or floating-point representation that expresses this concept.
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More specific value types can define the concrete data representations that a digital computer can process, such as conventional Float, Integer, or String types.
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A ValueType defines types of values that may be used to express information about a system, but cannot be identified as the target of any reference.
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