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String is a datatype that supports using literal single(‘) and double(“ ”) quotes, while uint is a datatype that supports using positive integers. In the code above, uint is not like `string'string due to this error: TypeError: Type uint8[4] memory is not implicitly convertible to expected type uint256[4] memory.

String is a datatype that supports using literal single(‘) and double(“ ”) quotes, while uint is a datatype that supports using positive integers. In the code above, uint is not like `string' due to this error: TypeError: Type uint8[4] memory is not implicitly convertible to expected type uint256[4] memory.

String is a datatype that supports using literal single(‘) and double(“ ”) quotes, while uint is a datatype that supports using positive integers. In the code above, uint is not like string due to this error: TypeError: Type uint8[4] memory is not implicitly convertible to expected type uint256[4] memory.

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String is a datatype that supports using literal single(‘) and double(“ ”) quotes, while uint is a datatype that supports using positive integers. In the code above, uint is not like `string' due to this error: TypeError: Type uint8[4] memory is not implicitly convertible to expected type uint256[4] memory.

String is a datatype that supports using literal single(‘) and double(“ ”) quotes, while uint is a datatype that supports using positive integers.

String is a datatype that supports using literal single(‘) and double(“ ”) quotes, while uint is a datatype that supports using positive integers. In the code above, uint is not like `string' due to this error: TypeError: Type uint8[4] memory is not implicitly convertible to expected type uint256[4] memory.

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String is a datatype that supports using literal single(‘) and double(“ ”) quotes, while uint is a datatype that supports using positive integers.