'''INTEGER''' is a 2 byte number type definition that can hold whole numerical values.


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:: DIM ''variable'' AS INTEGER


* Integers do not use decimal point values but will round those off to the nearest even whole number.
* Qbasic Integer values can range from -32768 to 32767 without an "overflow" error.
* For larger Integer values Qbasic can use the [[LONG]] Integer values.
* '''QB64''' [[_UNSIGNED]] Integers can range from  0 to 65535.
* '''QB64''' _UNSIGNED [[_INTEGER64]] values range from 0 to 18446744073709551615
* Many Graphic programs require INTEGER arrays or DEFINT.
* Variable type suffix is % or ~% for [[_UNSIGNED]]. Suffix can also be placed after a literal or hexadecimal numerical value.
* [[LONG]] integers use the '''&''' suffix and [[_INTEGER64]] use the '''&&''' suffix.
* Values can be converted to 2 byte [[ASCII]] string values using [[MKI$]] and back with [[CVI]].
* '''When a variable has not been assigned or has no type suffix, the value defaults to [[SINGLE]].'''
* '''Warning: Qbasic keyword names cannot be used as numerical variable names with or without the type suffix!'''


''See also:'' 
* [[DIM]], [[DEFINT]]
* [[LONG]], [[_INTEGER64]]
* [[LEN]], [[MKI$]], [[CVI]]
* [[_UNSIGNED]]
* [[Variable Types]]
* [[&B]] (binary), [[&O]] (octal), [[&H]] (hexadecimal)
* [[\|Integer Division]], [[MOD]] (Integer remainder division)


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