Integers - language feature

Example from 1 languages: MoonBit

42

Example from 6 languages: JavaScript, JSON, Lua, Julia, Lil, Uniform eXchange Format

80766866

Example from 2 languages: C, C#

int pldb = 80766866;

Example from 3 languages: Python, Ruby, Speedie

pldb = 80766866

Example from 2 languages: Java, AspectJ

// 0|[1-9][0-9_]*[lL]?

Example from 1 languages: Perl

# \d+(_\d+)*

Example from 2 languages: Go, Wa-lang

i, j := 42, 2701

Example from 3 languages: SQL, Eiffel, Transact-SQL

-- [0-9]+

Example from 1 languages: Bash

PLDB=80766866

Example from 1 languages: Swift

// [0-9][0-9_]*

Example from 1 languages: Haskell

-- \d(_*\d)*

Example from 3 languages: Clojure, Fennel, Hy

; -?\d+

Example from 2 languages: CoffeeScript, awk

# [0-9]+

Example from 1 languages: Elixir

# \d(_?\d)*

Example from 1 languages: Erlang

% [+-]?(?:[2-9]|[12][0-9]|3[0-6])#[0-9a-zA-Z]+

Example from 1 languages: Prolog

% \d\d?\'[a-zA-Z0-9]+

Example from 1 languages: TOML

# \d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}(?:T| )\d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2}(?:Z|[-+]\d{2}:\d{2})

Example from 1 languages: Ada

-- [0-9_]+

Example from 1 languages: MySQL

-- [0-9]+(?=[^0-9a-z$_\u0080-\uffff])

Example from 1 languages: Reason

// \d[\d_]*

Example from 1 languages: D

// (0|[1-9][0-9_]*)([LUu]|Lu|LU|uL|UL)?

Example from 1 languages: Elm

-- _?\d+

Example from 8 languages: Chapel, Koka, Zephir, QML, POV-Ray SDL, SuperCollider, Whiley, Alloy

// [0-9]+

Example from 1 languages: F#

// \d[\d_]*[uU]?[yslLnQRZINGmM]?

Example from 1 languages: Gleam

let age = 30

Example from 1 languages: VHDL

-- \d{1,2}#[0-9a-f_]+#?

Example from 2 languages: Idris, Agda

-- \d+

Example from 1 languages: Forth

\ (\#|%|&|\-|\+)?[0-9]+

Example from 1 languages: Protocol Buffers

// \d+[LlUu]*

Example from 1 languages: C3

int x = 314159;

Example from 1 languages: J

NB. _?\d+

Example from 1 languages: ABAP

* [0-9]+

Example from 1 languages: Verilog

// ([0-9]+)|(\'d)[0-9]+

Example from 2 languages: AutoHotkey, AutoIt

; \d+

Example from 1 languages: PostScript

% (\-|\+)?[0-9]+(?=[()<>\[\]{}/%\s])

Example from 1 languages: SPARQL

# [+\-]?\d+

Example from 1 languages: Pig Latin

-- [0-9]+L?

Example from 2 languages: VBScript, Monkey

' [0-9]+

Example from 1 languages: GNU Octave

% \d+

Example from 1 languages: AMPL

# \d+([eE][+-]?\d+)?

Example from 1 languages: SystemVerilog

// ([1-9][_0-9]*)?\s*\'[sS]?[dD]\s*[xXzZ?0-9][_xXzZ?0-9]*

Example from 1 languages: Applescript

-- [-+]?\d+

Example from 1 languages: Ceylon

// \d{1,3}(_\d{3})+[kMGTP]?

Example from 1 languages: Toit

x := 0

Example from 4 languages: Scilab, Modelica, Io, Linden Scripting Language

// \d+

Example from 1 languages: K

/ [0-9]+[ihtuv]

Example from 1 languages: Golo

# -?\d[\d_]*

Example from 1 languages: Felix

// (0|[1-9][0-9_]*)([tTsSiIlLvV]|ll|LL|([iIuU])(8|16|32|64))?

Example from 1 languages: Boo

# \d+

Example from 1 languages: Wax

(let x int 42)

Example from 1 languages: LiveScript

# [0-9]+(~[0-9a-z]+)?(?:[a-zA-Z_]+)?

Example from 1 languages: Cyber

count = 0

Example from 2 languages: Icon, Unicon

# \b([+-]?[0-9]+[KMGTPkmgtp]?)\b

Example from 1 languages: Jule

12345
0b0001010101
0455
0xDFF90

Example from 1 languages: GDScript

# \d+j?

Example from 2 languages: Croc, MiniD

// ([0-9][0-9_]*)(?![.eE])

Example from 1 languages: Ragel

# [+-]?[0-9]+

Example from 1 languages: SAKO

CALKOWITE: I
I = 80766866

Example from 1 languages: mmCIF

_atom_site.id 1

Example from 1 languages: Object File Format

3 3 1 # Example: number of vertices, faces, edges

Example from 1 languages: Crap

// The same as c

Example from 1 languages: Ion

// http://amzn.github.io/ion-docs/docs/spec.html
null.int   // A null int value
0          // Zero.  Surprise!
-0         //   ...the same value with a minus sign
123        // A normal int
-123       // Another negative int
0xBeef     // An int denoted in hexadecimal
0b0101     // An int denoted in binary
1_2_3      // An int with underscores
0xFA_CE    // An int denoted in hexadecimal with underscores
0b10_10_10 // An int denoted in binary with underscores

Languages with Integers include JavaScript, C, Python, Java, Perl, Ruby, Go, JSON, SQL, C#, Bash, Swift, Lua, Haskell, Clojure, CoffeeScript, Elixir, Erlang, Prolog, Julia, Mathematica, Zig, WebAssembly, TOML, Ada, MySQL, Reason, GraphQL, D, Elm, Chapel, awk, Coq, OCaml, F#, Gleam, ClojureScript, VHDL, Idris, Forth, Protocol Buffers, C3, J, Lean, sed, IDL, F*, Fennel, ABAP, ActionScript, Verilog, Pony, Pandas, Hy, AutoHotkey, Puppet, PostScript, Cython, XQuery, Wa-lang, Eiffel, EDN, SPARQL, Koka, Pig Latin, Zephir, VBScript, Janet, Thrift, QML, GNU Octave, Opa, Agda, Futhark, MoonBit, AMPL, POV-Ray SDL, Lil, Turtle, AspectJ, SystemVerilog, Applescript, Ceylon, QBasic, HLSL, GLSL, NumPy, Cryptol, Toit, Scilab, K, AutoIt, YANG, Golo, Felix, Transact-SQL, Boo, chaiscript, SuperCollider, Meson, Wax, Nit, Gosu, Ioke, Maxima, Modelica, Shen, Xtend, LiveScript, Cyber, Fancy, Io, SourcePawn, Icon, PL/pgSQL, Nix, Whiley, BlitzMax, clay, Jule, GDScript, Stan, Monkey, OpenEdge ABL, GQL (Graph Query Language), Earl Grey, Croc, BlitzBasic, Alloy, Ragel, JSLT, Kal, Linden Scripting Language, Redcode, FloScript, HOPE, Unicon, monte, MiniD, SAKO, Aardvark, PLY, JS++, mmCIF, Speedie, Flatline, Object File Format, parasail, Mach, Easytrieve, Morloc, Cobrust, USSR, Lone, Crap, Pawn, NAAb, Uniform eXchange Format, Ion, Urbiscript, hecl, nimrod, IGES, AmbientTalk, PromQL, SAT, Boogie, Spice, boa, RQL, SARL, BALGOL, bag-format, CBOR data definition language, Procfile, Friendly Enough Expression Language, RAISE Specification Language, juttle

Languages without Integers include progsbase

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