Difference between revisions of "Core.Terms.IntegerLiteral"
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| − | + | Integer Integer1 = 0; | |
| − | + | Integer Integer2 = 20; | |
| − | + | Integer Integer3 = -1234; | |
| − | + | Integer Integer4 = 7898797120; | |
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Revision as of 06:44, 3 February 2015
Classification
| Name | IntegerLiteral |
| Short Description | Literal of type Integer |
| Class | Term |
| Extension | OTX Core library |
| Group | Literal related terms |
| Exceptions | - |
| Checker Rules | - |
| Standard Compliant | Yes |
OTL Syntax
Value = literalDescription
A IntegerLiteral is the code representation of a value of type Integer.
Properties
| Name | Data Type | Class | Default | Cardinality | Description |
| Literal | Integer | Literal | - | [1] | Designation of a decimal number in c# notation. |
OTL Examples
Integer Integer1 = 0;
Integer Integer2 = 20;
Integer Integer3 = -1234;
Integer Integer4 = 7898797120;See also
BooleanLiteral
FloatLiteral
StringLiteral
ByteFieldLiteral
ListLiteral
MapLiteral
UserExceptionLiteral
