Integer

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An Integer is any whole number (no decimal places) positive or negative.

Example

These are all Integers

5, 45213, 753, -4256, -842,

Example

These are NOT Integers

5.3 (No decimal places in Integers), 636.24

Integers can be used where you need to have negative numbers, but not a lot of decimal accuracy. Your numbers can't get very accurate (there is no "between" 1 and 2) but they can go negative.

In IntValues, the lowest value it can hold is 2^-31 or -2,147,483,648. The highest value it can hold is 2³¹-1, or 2,147,483,647. For the computer geeks out there, this is a 32-bit (or long) signed integer value.

Integer
Property	INT
Description	Any positive or negative number. Cannot have decimal places.
Member of	N/A