Integer
Boxed numeric type
An integer is a whole number—positive, negative, or zero—without fractions or decimals: -3, 0, 47.
The term belongs primarily to mathematics and computing, where the distinction between integers and other number types matters: The function only accepts integers.
In everyday speech, "whole number" is more common.
Quantity lacking fractional parts
- counting numberPositive whole quantity
- natural numberWhole counting quantity
- positiveAffirming or certain
- negativeOpposite of affirmative
zero · signed · unsigned · divisibility · prime · composite · even · odd
Accrued loan charge
- longOf great extent
- shortOf limited extent
- byteDigital information unit
- data typeVariable's value classification
variable · overflow · underflow · signed · unsigned · bit · 32-bit · 64-bit
Sixteen-digit numeral system
- storageSpace for keeping goods
- precisionAccuracy of measurement
- floating pointVariable-precision number format
- conversionAct of changing states
parse · value · constant · literal · bitwise · numeric · operand · calculation
whole number
Quantity lacking fractional parts
- counting numberPositive whole quantity
- natural numberWhole counting quantity
- positiveAffirming or certain
negative · zero · signed · unsigned · divisibility · prime · composite · even · odd · factorial
int
Accrued loan charge
data type · variable · overflow · underflow · signed · unsigned · bit · 32-bit · 64-bit · declaration
hexadecimal
Sixteen-digit numeral system
- storageSpace for keeping goods
- precisionAccuracy of measurement
- floating pointVariable-precision number format
conversion · parse · value · constant · literal · bitwise · numeric · operand · calculation · bounds
- public integrityEthical conduct in office
- structural integrityWholeness under load
- ethnic integrationCombining distinct cultural groups
- financial integrityEthical handling of money
- moral integrityConsistent ethical character
- integral calculusMathematics of antiderivatives
integers, integral, integrate, integrated, integrates, integrating, integration, integrative, integrator