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C++ supports three kinds of object types:
Fundamental types are built into the language (such as int, float, or double). Instances of these fundamental types are often called "variables."
Derived types are new types derived from built-in types.
Class types are new types created by combining existing types. These are discussed in Classes, Structures, and Unions.