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Literal Integer

Description:

A literal integer, in computer programming, refers to a numeric value that is directly specified and not represented by a variable or expression. It is a fixed value that remains constant throughout the program execution.

Sample sentences:

1. The constant 42 in the code is an example of a literal integer.
2. In Python, you can assign a literal integer to a variable like this: num = 10.
3. In JavaScript, a literal integer can be represented using either decimal notation (e.g., 5), binary notation (e.g., 0b101), octal notation (e.g., 0o17), or hexadecimal notation (e.g., 0xFF).
4. When comparing two literal integers, you can use comparison operators like <, >, or ==.
5. The function requires an input parameter of a literal integer to perform the calculation accurately.

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