old_contents: #This code contains all (build-in) types of variables.
  import random
  
  class VarInt:
  	def __init__(self):
  		self.__val = 0        #defult value
  		self.__max = 2**64    #default max
  		self.__limit_max = None  #the limited max from the original max
  		self.__max_flag = False
  		self.__min = -(2**64) #default min
  		self.__limit_min = None  #the limited min from the original min
  		self.__min_flag = False
  		self.__width = 0      #the width of range
  		self.__base = 10      #base options: 2, 8, 10, 16
  		self._type = 'int'    #read-only
  	def set_max(self, _max):
  		if self.__max_flag:
  			if _max < self.__max:
  				self.__max = _max
  		else:
  			self.__max = _max
  			self.__max_flag = True
  	def set_min(self, _min):
  		if self.__min_flag:
  			if self.__min < _min:
  				self.__min = _min
  		else:
  			self.__min = _min
  			self.__min_flag = True
  	def set_base(self, base):
  		pass
  	def get_val(self):
  		if self.__base == 2:
  			pass
  		elif self.__base == 8:
  			pass
  		elif self.__base == 10:
  			return self.__val
  		elif self.__base == 16:
  			pass
  	def gen_val(self, level):
  		if self.__min < self.__max:
  			self.__width = self.__max - self.__min
  			self.__limit_max = int(0 + self.__width ** (level/3))
  			if self.__limit_max > self.__max:
  				self.__limit_max = self.__max
  			self.__limit_min = int(0 - self.__width ** (level/3))
  			if self.__limit_min < self.__min:
  				self.__limit_min = self.__min
  			self.__val = random.randint(self.__limit_min, self.__limit_max)
  			return True
  		else:
  			return False
  	def prime(self):  #generate a prime number value
  		pass
  
  class RelStmt:  #this class handles relation statements
  	def _init_(self):
  		self.l_operand = None #left object number
  		self.r_operand = None #right object number
  		self.operator = None  #operator type
  		
  
new_contents: #This code contains all (build-in) types of variables.
  import random
  
  class VarInt:
  	def __init__(self):
  		self.__val = 0        #defult value
  		self.__max = 2**64    #default max
  		self.__limit_max = None  #the limited max from the original max
  		self.__max_flag = False
  		self.__min = -(2**64) #default min
  		self.__limit_min = None  #the limited min from the original min
  		self.__min_flag = False
  		self.__width = 0      #the width of range
  		self.__base = 10      #base options: 2, 8, 10, 16
  		self._type = 'int'    #read-only
  	def set_max(self, _max):
  		if self.__max_flag:
  			if _max < self.__max:
  				self.__max = _max
  		else:
  			self.__max = _max
  			self.__max_flag = True
  	def set_min(self, _min):
  		if self.__min_flag:
  			if self.__min < _min:
  				self.__min = _min
  		else:
  			self.__min = _min
  			self.__min_flag = True
  	def set_base(self, base):
  		pass
  	def get_val(self):
  		if self.__base == 2:
  			pass
  		elif self.__base == 8:
  			pass
  		elif self.__base == 10:
  			return self.__val
  		elif self.__base == 16:
  			pass
  	def gen_val(self, level):
  		level = int(level)
  		if self.__min < self.__max:
  			self.__width = self.__max - self.__min
  			self.__limit_max = int(0 + self.__width ** (level/3))
  			if self.__limit_max > self.__max:
  				self.__limit_max = self.__max
  			self.__limit_min = int(0 - self.__width ** (level/3))
  			if self.__limit_min < self.__min:
  				self.__limit_min = self.__min
  			self.__val = random.randint(self.__limit_min, self.__limit_max)
  			return True
  		else:
  			return False
  	def prime(self):  #generate a prime number value
  		pass
  
  class RelStmt:  #this class handles relation statements
  	def _init_(self):
  		self.l_operand = None #left object number
  		self.r_operand = None #right object number
  		self.operator = None  #operator type
  		
  
subject: correct IG