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Task/Variable-size-Get/FreeBASIC/variable-size-get.freebasic

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+' FB 1.05.0 Win64
+
+Dim i As Integer
+Dim l As Long
+Dim s As Short
+Dim b As Byte
+Print "An integer occupies "; SizeOf(i); " bytes"
+Print "A  long occupies    "; SizeOf(l); " bytes"
+Print "A  short occupies   "; SizeOf(s); " bytes"
+Print "A  byte occupies    "; SizeOf(b); " byte"
+
+' or use type directly rather than a variable
+
+Print "A  boolean occupies "; SizeOf(Boolean); " byte"
+Print "A  single occupies  "; SizeOf(Single);  " bytes"
+Print "A  double occupies  "; SizeOf(Double);  " bytes"
+
+Print
+Print "Press any key to quit"
+Sleep

Task/Variable-size-Get/Lasso/variable-size-get.lasso

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+local(
+	mystring	= 'Hello World',
+	myarray		= array('one', 'two', 3),
+	myinteger	= 1234
+)
+
+// size of a string will be a character count
+#mystring -> size
+'<br />'
+
+// size of an array or map will be a count of elements
+#myarray -> size
+'<br />'
+
+// elements within an array can report size
+#myarray -> get(2) -> size
+'<br />'
+
+// integers or decimals does not have sizes
+//#myinteger -> size // will fail
+// an integer can however be converted to a string first
+string(#myinteger) -> size

Task/Variable-size-Get/Nim/variable-size-get.nim

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+echo "An int contains ", sizeof(int), " bytes."

Task/Variable-size-Get/Ring/variable-size-get.ring

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+list1 = list(2)
+list2 = list(4)
+list3 = list(6)
+list4 = list(7)
+list5 = list(5)
+
+see "Size of list1 is : " + len(list1) + nl
+see "Size of list2 is : " + len(list2) + nl
+see "Size of list3 is : " + len(list3) + nl
+see "Size of list4 is : " + len(list4) + nl
+see "Size of list5 is : " + len(list5) + nl

Task/Variable-size-Get/Swift/variable-size-get-1.swift

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+sizeofValue(x)

Task/Variable-size-Get/Swift/variable-size-get-2.swift

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+// sizeof and sizeofValue return the size in bytes.
+println(sizeof(Int))
+var i: Int = 42
+println(sizeofValue(i))
+// The size returned is that of the top level value and does not
+// include any referenced data.  A type like String always returns
+// the same number, the size of the String struct.
+println(sizeofValue("Rosetta"))
+println(sizeofValue("Code"))}