Similar to an interval or ratio level variable, a type of variable that has an almost unlimited number of values is called:

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A continuous variable can take on any value within a certain range or interval, allowing for an almost unlimited number of possible values. This is different from a discrete variable, which can only take on specific, separate values. Scale and linear are not typically used to describe the level of measurement of a variable.

Similar to an Interval or Ratio Level Variable, a Type