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 * **int - long - float - double - decimal - string**.
 
  # [CLICK HERE TO ENTER THE WIKI]
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- [CLICK HERE TO ENTER THE WIKI]: https://github.com/JosepeDev/Variable-Encryption/wiki
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-# New Encrypted Types
-* **EncFloat** - A type for containing a "Single" type (a float).
- The same concept as the EncInt struct.
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-* **EncDouble** - A type for containing a "Double" type.
- The same concept as the struct above.
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-* **EncDecimal** - A type for containing a "Decimal" type.
-  The same concept as the struct above.
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-* **EncString** -  An EncType class for a string type,
-that uses an XOR bitwise encryption.
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-## Classes and Structs INDEPENDENCE
-I all the previous versions, all the classes, the structs, and the EncTypes were dependent on the **EncryptionTools**.
-A class that had methods for getting random numbers. Now there's no need for that.
-Every single **EncType** now is **independent** and can work alone.
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-# Benchmark Application
-The **VarEnc** repo now contains a benchmark (exe)cutable to test the efficiency of its types.
-When running, **a benchmark** will perform a certain **amount tests** for each variable type you choose and in **each test**,
- the application will **perform changes** to these variables a **certain amount of time**.
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-### If it sounds complicated, don't worry. It is very simple and it has a full page in the **WIKI** (:
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-You can lunch the Benchmark executable from the "**Benchmark**" library.
-You can also **build** the benchmark executable **yourself** with the **Solution contained in the repo**.
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-# Removed classes
-* **EncryptionTools**, this class contained methods for getting a random variable.
- This was completely redundant and made unnecessary dependencies.
-* **EncryptedInt**, this class was the first in this project. 
-Now it's useless with the new Enc structs.