N21390/1725

整せい数すう

mathematicsnounnoun (generic)

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せいすう

Meanings

integer

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Example sentences

整数せいすうとは小数しょうすうや分数ぶんすうを含ふくまない数かずのことです。

An integer is a number that does not include decimals or fractions.

このプログラムは整数せいすうしか入力にゅうりょくできません。

This program can only accept integers as input.

正せいの整数せいすうと負ふの整数せいすうを合あわせて整数せいすうと呼よびます。

Positive integers and negative integers are together called integers.

計算けいさんの結果けっかが整数せいすうにならなかった場合ばあいはどうすればいいですか。

What should I do if the result of the calculation does not become an integer?

数学すうがくでは整数せいすう全体ぜんたいの集合しゅうごうを記号きごうZで表あらわすことが多おおい。

In mathematics, the set of all integers is often represented by the symbol Z.

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