An integer is a range of "real numbers", usually with a limit around 999
million or so (depends on the language, C defines a smallint as 1-37,000 for
example.) I can't find any documentation stating ColdFusion's limits with
integers. ColdFusion doesn't see a number with a leading 0 as a number, thus
it can't be an integer...
Anyone know what the maximum size for an integer in CF is?
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Huh? Do you mean because of the leading zero? Most of the time computers
can ignore that. What else makes it not an integer? If I write it as
1,234,567,890 is it an integer?
Not wanting to fight, but curious..
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How could a number "01234567890" be an integer? It's not even a real number!
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