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TYPE - a BASIC declaration that defines a data type containing one
       or more elements
 
Syntax
  TYPE usertype
    elementname AS typename
    [elementname AS typename]
    . . .
 
  END TYPE
 
    ■ usertype is a name that will identify the user-defined type. Use
      BASIC variable naming rules to coin this name.
    ■ elementname will identify this element of the user-defined type.
      Use BASIC variable naming rules.
    ■ typename is INTEGER, LONG, SINGLE, DOUBLE, STRING*n, or another
      user-defined type