50 is an integer.
To represent 78°F above 0 in integer form, you can simply use the integer 78. This indicates a temperature that is 78 degrees above the freezing point of water (32°F) or above 0°F. Thus, 78 is the appropriate integer to convey that temperature.
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an integer is a whole number eg 4, 58 not 3.2
why an set of integer denoted by z
The key difference between floating point and integer data types is how they store and represent numbers. Integer data types store whole numbers without any decimal points, while floating point data types store numbers with decimal points. Integer data types have a fixed range of values they can represent, while floating point data types can represent a wider range of values with varying levels of precision. Floating point data types are typically used for calculations that require decimal precision, while integer data types are used for whole number calculations.
50 is an integer.
a can represent an integer or fraction, or almost anything else.
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An integer is a 'counting' number. It never has anything after the 'point'.
an integer is a whole number eg 4, 58 not 3.2
why an set of integer denoted by z
An integer has nothing after the decimal point.
A whole number does represent an integer.
To represent an integer from the numbers 2826.5 and 14110, you would round or truncate the decimal number 2826.5 to get 2826. The integer part of 14110 is already an integer, so it remains as 14110. Therefore, the integers represented are 2826 and 14110.
If the integer is positive, then you plot it at a distance of that many units to the right of the origin (zero-point). If the integer is negative, the point is to the left of the origin.
If it ever ends, then it is.If there are no digits after the decimal point, it's an integer.