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"Mark Lundquist" <mark@rational.com> writes:

> But a *value* does not have a subtype!  It has only a type!

That's true for elementary types (eg integers), but composite *values*
have a subtype.  Eg, the string literal:

    "Hello, world."

usually has subtype String(1..13).

- Bob