integer
No fractional parts
An integer is a whole number—one without a fractional or decimal component.
Integers include positive numbers (1, 2, 3), negative numbers (-1, -2, -3), and zero.
The term belongs primarily to mathematics and computing, where the distinction between integers and other number types matters: The function only accepts integers.
Quantity lacking fractional parts
- natural numberWhole counting quantity
- counting numberPositive whole quantity
- signedWrote one's name on
- unsignedBearing no signature
positive · negative · zero · numeral · digit · arithmetic · addition · subtraction
Accrued loan charge
declaration · data type · overflow · underflow · signed · unsigned · bit · binary
whole number
Quantity lacking fractional parts
- natural numberWhole counting quantity
- counting numberPositive whole quantity
- signedWrote one's name on
unsigned · positive · negative · zero · numeral · digit · arithmetic · addition · subtraction · multiplication
int
Accrued loan charge
variable · declaration · data type · overflow · underflow · signed · unsigned · bit · binary · casting
prime
Readying for action
decomposition · unique · sieve · cryptography · RSA · Fermat · algorithm · method · proof · irreducible
indivisible
Unable to be divided
precise · countable · finite · bounded · step · unit · quantized · atomic · complete · definite
- arithmeticaddition, subtraction, multiplication, division, sum
- math termsnumbers, plus or minus, linear growth, square, operand
- number formatsdecimal, binary, percentage, hexadecimal, octal
- JavaScriptJavaScript, function, JS, variable, array
- number theoryprime numbers, prime, composite, divisor, factor
- Prologpredicate, clause, unification, query, fact
integerfraction
Part divided by whole
decimal · noninteger · rational number · decimal number · floating-point number
integerirrational number
Non-ratio real value
real number · complex number · imaginary number · pi · e
- 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
integrity, integral, integrated, integrate, integration, integrating, integrates, integument, integers