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@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ table, a text will always be greater than a number (`'a' > 9999` will return
 
 ## Explicit conversion
 
-### From string to num
+### From string to integer
 
 `isnum(…)` will tell you if a value is an integer or not: 
 
@@ -93,3 +93,40 @@ val('123') -> 123
 val('abc') -> 0     ! No error here
 ```
 
+### From integer to string
+
+`str(…)` will convert a number in string.
+
+## QSP Syntax Parser 
+
+> [!NOTE]  
+> This parts describe how QSP Syntax Parser deal with the type system. This is
+> not a part of the language reference.
+
+### No implicit conversion
+
+*Explicit is better than implicit.*
+
+Implicit conversion is a bad thing. It can raise errors during the game if you
+don’t care, and can hide other error in the code:
+
+This code is valid, but does not work as expected (because of a `$` is missing
+in the if clause, `$myvar` and `myvar` are two differents variables):
+
+```
+$myvar = 'VALUE'
+…
+if myvar = 'VALUE':
+    …
+```
+
+In order to spot this kind of errors, a warning will be raised here.
+
+### The boolean type
+
+I’ve added a boolean type which does not exists in the original syntax. In QSP,
+the value `-1` stand for `True` and `0` for `False.`
+
+Because *Readability counts.* , the application will raise a warning if a
+String or an integer is directly given in an if clause. A comparaison operator
+is required.