Cold Help System: Programming: ColdC Reference Manual: Language Structure: Data Types: Integer


An integer is a rational number (in mathematical terms). Integers can reliably be from 2147483647 to -2147483647 (unless the driver has been compiled with BIG_NUMBERS, in which case they are larger). An integer is logically true if it is not zero (negative numbers are logically true). Integers are denoted in ColdC with a series of digits, optionally preceded with a plus (+) or minus (-) sign.

See also: Numeric Functions


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