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IntegerQ
IntegerQ
[
expr
]
gives
True
if
expr
is an integer, and
False
otherwise.
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IntegerQ
[
expr
]
returns
False
unless
expr
is manifestly an integer (i.e., has head
Integer
).
Simplify
[
expr
Integers
]
can be used to try to determine whether an expression is mathematically equal to an integer.
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IntegerQ
tests whether an expression is explicitly an integer:
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(1)
SEE ALSO
EvenQ
OddQ
NumberQ
TrueQ
Element
Integer
Integers
TUTORIALS
Putting Constraints on Patterns
Types of Numbers
MORE ABOUT
Conditionals
Numerical Evaluation & Precision
Numerical Functions
Representation of Numbers
Testing Expressions
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