#aninteger is a whole number (like 5, -10, or 100) that a computer stores in RAM in binary form. The amount of memory it occupies depends on the system and data type—usually 2 or 4 bytes. Each byte in RAM holds 8 bits, so an integer is stored across consecutive memory locations as a series of 0s and 1s. Understanding how integers are stored helps in optimizing memory usage and learning how computers process numbers.

Real Numbers

Induction Divisibility