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| Results [^2]| Results are commonly used enumerations which indicate whether certain operations were successful or unsuccessful. |`Ok(42)`|`0x002a`|
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|||`Err(false)`|`0x0100`|
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| Options | One or zero values of a particular type. |`Some`|`0x01` followed by the encoded value |
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| Vectors (lists, series, sets) | A collection of same-typed values is encoded, prefixed with a _compact_ encoding of the number of items, followed by each item's encoding concatenated in turn. | Vector of unsigned 16-bit integers: `[4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42]`|`0x18040008000f00100017002a00`|
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| Strings | Strings are Vectors of bytes (`Vec<u8>`) containing a valid UTF8 sequence. |||
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| Tuples | A fixed-size series of values, each with a possibly different but predetermined and fixed type. This is simply the concatenation of each encoded value. | Tuple of compact unsigned integer and boolean: `(3, false)`|`0x0c00`|
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