SmallBASIC is meant for use as a simple BASIC language interpreter allowing everyday calculations, scripts, and prototypes.

It includes trigonometric, matrices and algebra functions, a built-in IDE, a powerful string library, system, sound, and graphics commands along with structured programming syntax.

SmallBASIC is a basic interpreter without a ton of bells and whistles allowing it to be fast and reliable. It can be utilized for 'quick and dirty' scientific routines and includes a usable windowing system with code and output panels featured in a smooth interface. It would be a great addition if it included a simple compiler, but perhaps it will be added in future iterations of the app.

Constants and Variables
All user variables (include arrays) are ‘Variant.’ That means the data-type is invisible to the user.
Arrays are always dynamic, even if you had declared their size, with dynamic size and type of elements.
However, SmallBASIC uses, internally, four data-types

Integer (32bit)
Real (64bit)
String (