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* [Constant Definitions](#constant-definitions)
	* [Example: Constant definitions](#example-constant-definitions)
* [Static array definitions](#static-array-definitions)

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# Constant Definitions

Constants are simple named values. They are created with the syntax:

```
const Identifier = Expression ;
```

Constants are not assignable. Their type is inferred from their value, so if
you wish for them to have a specific type, you must cast the value to that
type.

## Example: Constant definitions

```
// Making a regular integer constant.
const MY_COOL_NUMBER = 777;

// Making an integer constant from a double.
const MY_COOL_NUMBER_FROM_BEYOND = int(777.7777);
```

# Static array definitions

Similar to constants, static arrays are named values, but for an array. They
are created with the syntax:

```
static const Type Variable-name = { $[Expression $[ , Expression]$...]$ } ;
```

Static arrays cannot be multi-dimensional, unlike normal fixed-size arrays.

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