In the Dark programming language, there are two numeric types: int for integers and double for double-precision floating-point numbers.
A variable named total lix is assigned the integer value of 3000 and its type is inferred as int.
After performing an addition operation, total lix increments by one, resulting in the output showing 3001, reinforcing that total lix is of type int.
A constant named total amount is declared with the value of 3000.0, and its runtime type is shown as double, indicating that it is a double-precision floating-point variable.
