Interface: Integer
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Last updated 2019-12-13 UTC.
[null,null,["Last updated 2019-12-13 UTC."],[],[],null,["# Interface: Integer\n\n[rules](/docs/reference/rules/rules).Integer\n============================================\n\ninterface static\n\nPrimitive type representing a signed 64-bit integer value.\n\nIntegers can be compared using the `==`, `!=`,\n`\u003e`, `\u003c`, `\u003e=` and\n`\u003c=` operators.\n\nIntegers support the arithmetic operators `+`, `-`,\n`/`, `*`, and `%`.\n\nIntegers can be negated using the `-` prefix.\n\nInteger values will be coerced to type [rules.Float](/docs/reference/rules/rules.Float) when used in\ncomparison or arithmetic operations with a float value.\n\nString and float values can be converted to integers using the\n`int()` function: \n\n```text\nint(\"2\") == 2\nint(2.0) == 2\n```"]]
