### The tremor language standard library it provides the following modules:
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### * [array](array.md) - functions to deal with arrays (`[]`)
### * [base64](base64.md) - functions for base64 en and decoding
### * [binary](base64.md) - functions to deal with binary data (`<< 1, 2, 3 >>`)
### * [datetime](datetime/index.md) - functions and constants to deal with timestamp and datetimes
### * [float](float.md) - functions to deal with floating point numbers
### * [integer](integer/index.md) - functions to deal with integer numbers
### * [json](json.md) - functions to deal with JSON
### * [math](math.md) - mathematical functions
### * [path](path.md) - path utility functions
### * [random](random.md) - random related functions
### * [range](range.md) - range related functions
### * [re](re.md) - functions handeling regular expressions
### * [record](record.md) - functions dealing with records (`{}`)
### * [string](string.md) - functions dealing with strings
### * [test](test.md) - test related functions
### * [time](time/index.md) - time related functions
### * [type](type.md) - functions dealing with strings
### * [url](url.md) - url decoding/encoding functions
### * [size](size.md) - functions for converting size units

use std::array;
use std::base64;
use std::binary;
use std::datetime;
use std::float;
use std::integer;
use std::json;
use std::math;
use std::path;
use std::random;
use std::range;
use std::re;
use std::record;
use std::string;
use std::test;
use std::type;
use std::url;
use std::size;