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Why is -80.63 not an integer?
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Why is -80.63 not an integer?

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Essentially, integers are any full number so no decimals.

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Altough it could be -34, 0, 14, etc but not 5.3. so as long as nothing is in the decimal place, its an integer

I hope this helps, have a blessed day!

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