Integers - language feature

Example from 5 languages: JavaScript, JSON, Lua, Julia, 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 1 languages: Go

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 1 languages: Elixir

# \d(_?\d)*

Example from 2 languages: CoffeeScript, awk

# [0-9]+

Example from 1 languages: Prolog

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

Example from 1 languages: Erlang

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

Example from 1 languages: Ada

-- [0-9_]+

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: D

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

Example from 1 languages: Reason

// \d[\d_]*

Example from 1 languages: Elm

-- _?\d+

Example from 1 languages: MySQL

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

Example from 1 languages: F#

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

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

// [0-9]+

Example from 1 languages: VHDL

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

Example from 1 languages: Forth

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

Example from 2 languages: Idris, Agda

-- \d+

Example from 1 languages: Protocol Buffers

// \d+[LlUu]*

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 2 languages: VBScript, Monkey

' [0-9]+

Example from 1 languages: Pig Latin

-- [0-9]+L?

Example from 1 languages: C3

int x = 314159;

Example from 1 languages: GNU Octave

% \d+

Example from 1 languages: SPARQL

# [+\-]?\d+

Example from 1 languages: AMPL

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

Example from 1 languages: Ceylon

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

Example from 1 languages: Applescript

-- [-+]?\d+

Example from 1 languages: SystemVerilog

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

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: Boo

# \d+

Example from 1 languages: Felix

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

Example from 1 languages: LiveScript

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

Example from 2 languages: Icon, Unicon

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

Example from 1 languages: GDScript

# \d+j?

Example from 1 languages: Ragel

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

Example from 2 languages: Croc, MiniD

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

Example from 1 languages: Cyber

count = 0

Example from 1 languages: Jule

12345
0b0001010101
0455
0xDFF90

Example from 1 languages: SAKO

CALKOWITE: I
I = 80766866

Example from 1 languages: Wax

(let x int 42)

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, JSON, Go, SQL, C#, Bash, Swift, Lua, Haskell, Clojure, Elixir, CoffeeScript, Julia, Prolog, Erlang, Mathematica, Ada, TOML, Zig, D, Reason, Elm, MySQL, WebAssembly, GraphQL, awk, F#, Coq, OCaml, Chapel, ClojureScript, VHDL, Forth, Idris, Protocol Buffers, J, Lean, sed, IDL, F*, ABAP, ActionScript, Verilog, Pony, Fennel, AutoHotkey, Puppet, Hy, PostScript, Cython, XQuery, Eiffel, EDN, Zephir, VBScript, Janet, Pig Latin, C3, Koka, GNU Octave, QML, Opa, Pandas, Thrift, SPARQL, Agda, Futhark, AMPL, POV-Ray SDL, Ceylon, Applescript, QBasic, SystemVerilog, NumPy, Scilab, Cryptol, GLSL, HLSL, AutoIt, K, Turtle, Golo, YANG, Transact-SQL, Boo, Felix, AspectJ, SuperCollider, chaiscript, Meson, Nit, Ioke, Gosu, Maxima, Modelica, Shen, Fancy, LiveScript, Xtend, Io, SourcePawn, PL/pgSQL, Icon, BlitzMax, Whiley, clay, Nix, Stan, GDScript, Monkey, OpenEdge ABL, Earl Grey, BlitzBasic, Ragel, Alloy, Croc, JSLT, Kal, Linden Scripting Language, Cyber, Jule, FloScript, HOPE, Unicon, Redcode, monte, MiniD, SAKO, Uniform eXchange Format, JS++, Flatline, Speedie, parasail, Aardvark, Easytrieve, Pawn, Wax, Crap, Urbiscript, Ion, hecl, nimrod, AmbientTalk, Boogie, PromQL, 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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