Integer

Additional Language Notes

• Integers are internally represented as signed 64-bit numbers with two's-complement arithmetic. An operation that overflows this range raises an operator_overflow error rather than wrapping around.

• Underscores can be used as digit separators in literals, e.g. 1_000_000.

• The / operator always returns a float. Use // for floor division, which returns an int. mod uses the same floor semantics, so the result has the sign of the divisor:

  7 / 2
  # => 3.5
  7 // 2
  # => 3
  -7 // 2
  # => -4
  -7 mod 3
  # => 2

Common commands that can be used with int

• into int, into float
• math subcommands (see help math for a list)
• bits subcommands (see help bits for a list)
• format bits to show the binary representation, e.g. 42 | format bits returns 00101010
• format number