Update Primitive Data Types

Primitive-Data-Types.md

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-## Definitions
+# Definitions
 **Unsigned Integer:** An unsigned integer is a whole number that can only represent non-negative values, meaning zero and positive numbers.
 **Signed Integer:** A signed integer is a number that can be positive, negative, or zero, unlike an unsigned integer which can only be positive or zero.
 
 
-## Primitive Data Types
+# Primitive Data Types
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+# Integers
 **UInt_64** - 64-Bit Unsigned Integer
 
 **UInt_32** - 32-Bit Unsigned Integer
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 **UInt_8** - 8-Bit Unsigned Integer
 
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 **SInt_64** - 64-Bit Signed Integer
 
 **SInt_32** - 32-Bit Signed Integer
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 **SInt_8** - 8-Bit Signed Integer
 
+# Floating Point Numbers
+**float** - A 32-Bit single precision floating point number
 
+**double** - A 64-Bit double precision floating point number
 
+**long double** - A 80-Bit extended precision floating-point number
+
+# Characters
 **Char_32** - UTF_32 Character
 
 **Char_16** - UTF_16 Character
 
 **Char_8** - UTF_8 Character
 
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-**Byte** - A single byte of data, essentially just a UInt_8
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-**float** - A 32-Bit single precision floating point number
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-**double** - A 64-Bit double precision floating point number
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-**long double** - A 80-Bit extended precision floating-point number
+#Misc
+**Byte** - A single byte of data, essentially just a UInt_8