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"Integer" (Interpreter Type)

Integer number in a standard format.

Details

  • "Integer" can be used in Interpreter and related constructs, including deployed smart form fields.
  • Use of "Integer" does not require connectivity to the Wolfram Cloud.

Allowed Forms

  • 1234positive integers
    -1234negative integers
    12,456integers with separators

Restriction Specifications

Options

  • The following options can be used:
  • DigitBlockInfinitynumber of digits between breaks
    NumberSeparator{","," "}string to insert at breaks between blocks
    NumberSigns{"-",""}strings to use for signs of negative and positive numbers

Interpretation

Examples

Basic Examples  (2)

Interpret integer numbers:

Wolfram Language code: Interpreter["Integer"]["3"]
Wolfram Language code: Interpreter["Integer"]["-10,651"]

Restrict in a range:

Wolfram Language code: Interpreter[Restricted["Integer", {0, 100}]][{"2", "4", "8", "16", "32", "64", "128"}]

Restrict to multiples of 3:

Wolfram Language code: Interpreter[Restricted["Integer", {-Infinity, Infinity, 3}]]["5"]

Restrict to the first 10 Fibonacci numbers:

Wolfram Language code: Interpreter[Restricted["Integer", {Fibonacci /@ Range[10]}]][{"13", "11"}]

Use a custom number separator:

Wolfram Language code: Interpreter["Integer", NumberSeparator -> "."]["10.100"]

Use a custom pair of number signs:

Wolfram Language code: Interpreter["Integer", NumberSigns -> {"n", "p"}]["n80"]