And so we could write this.

So let's say we had 1 and 5 8 plus 2 and 4 8.

So we have two mixed numbers here.

Enter the integer part of the fraction

Integer Value

int

Integer Number

Integer

Once again, we can literally just

So that's the integers, right over here.

Short Integer Number

Big Integer Number

Which is clearly smaller than 2 and 1 2.

List of Integers

The negative one times positive eight sixteenth so it's going to be minus, minus eight over sixteen.

So this is the same thing as 3 plus 1 and 1 8.

This one is interesting because we have the same whole number out front on our mixed numbers.

Invalid integer number

So let's do the whole number parts. We have eleven minus five, right here, eleven minus five.

Converting to string

Unsigned Integer

In fact, let me just put our check box there.

So we divide the 5 into the 6, figure out how many times it goes.

So now we can compare, and we can literally just

Integer value to convert

And you could just list them out.

The set of whole numbers, by the convention they're using, is this set right here.

He also is not going to sell half of a ticket.

Put your room in order.

He put the room in order.

He put his room in order.

So the sum is the total number of miles she rode.

So the only time you can really factor is if you're sure that you could factor this into kind of integer expressions.

Arrange the numbers into ascending order

The actual meanings of these error levels are described in the predefined constants.

List of Unsigned Integers

I think that covers what I just talked about.

E goes to E E or E goes to INT. We use INT like we use NUM or number.

I shouldn't have said positive numbers, I should have said positive integers.

And then I'll just say for i is less than or equal to n, greater than or equal to 1.

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Whole numbers are 0,1,2,3,4

Negative 3 times 5 is negative 15.

So not all mathematicians are good at numbers. He is a famous number theorist.

Set it by the numbers and correct with thrusters.