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/// type=MS, answer=[1,2,3]
1. Which of the following is true about an integer?
- It has least one digit
- It has one decimal point
- It can either positive or a negative number
- It has null value
- It has more than one decimal point
/// type=SS, answer=[3]
2. Which of the following pairs are integers?
- `1.5` and `-1.5`
- `0.00` and `-0.00`
- `1` and `-1`
- `null` and `empty`
- `2%` and `-2%`
/// type=TI, answer=[10]
3. Rewrite the following as a valid integer: `10.0`
/// type=MS, answer=[1,2,3]
4. Which of the following are valid integers?
- `1234`
- `-1234`
- `0`
- `1,000`
- `1.0`
/// type=TI, answer=[-100]
5. Rewrite the following as a valid integer: `-100.0`
/// type=SS, answer=[1]
6. `-12.5` is not a valid integer because?
- it has decimal point
- it is a negative number
- it has more than one digit
- it is bigger than `-2147483648`
- it is less than `2147483648`
/// type=MS, answer=[1,2,3,4]
7. Which of the following best describes an integer?
- It has at least one digit number
- It is a non-decimal point number between `-2147483648` and `2147483648`
- It does not have decimal point
- It can either be positive or a negative number
- It is has one decimal point
/// type=SS, answer=[3]
8. Which of the following lists contain only integers?
- `["abc", "xyz0", "+z"]`
- `[2a.5, 100.0, 99.1]`
- `[-188, 0, 123]`
- `["0x1", null, "null"]`
- `[50.1%, 10.3%, 80.6%]`
/// type=SS, answer=[3]
9. `[10, 100, 200, 5]` This lists contains only?
- negative numbers
- decimal point numbers
- positive numbers
- special numbers
- infinite numbers
/// type=MS, answer=[1,2,3,4,5]
10. `2147480000` is a valid integer because?
- it has no decimal point
- it is a positive number
- it has more than one digit
- it is bigger than `-2147483648`
- it is less than `2147483648`
/// type=SS, answer=[3]
11. What is the minimum value of an integer?
- `0`
- `-100000000`
- `-2147483648`
- `-1`
- `1`
/// type=MS, answer=[2,4]
12. Which are not true about integers?
- They have no decimal point
- They have least one decimal point
- They have at least has one digit
- They can be a negative number
- They can be a positive number
/// type=SS, answer=[5]
13. Which of the following lists contains a non-integer value?
- `[-2, -100, 2000, -1.5]`
- `[1, 2, 3, null]`
- `[0, 100, 200, -2150000000]`
- `[1000, 2000, 2150000000, 40000]`
- `[0, -1, -2147483648, 2147483648]`
/// type=MS, answer=[1,4]
14. Which of the following lists contains only integer value?
- `["ingteger", "hello", "not me"]`
- `[0, 50, -1]`
- `[10000, 100000, 1000000000]`
- `[10.5, "one", null]`
- `[-1000, -456, 123456]`
/// type=SS, answer=[2]
15. What is the maximum value of an integer?
- `1000000`
- `2147483648`
- `2150000000`
- `0`
- `1000000000`
/// type=SS, answer=[3]
16. The following integer is invalid because? `2150000000`
- it is a positive number
- it has no decimal point
- it is greater than `2147483648`
- it is less than `-2147483648`
- it has more than one `0`
/// type=SS, answer=[3]
17. Which of the following best describes an integer?
- It is either positive or negative number with at least one decimal point
- It has null value
- It is either positive or negative number with at least one digit
- It has one decimal point
- It has one or more letters
/// type=TI, answer=[2000000]
18. Rewrite the following as a valid integer: `2,000,000`
/// type=SS, answer=[2]
19. `3.5` is an invalid integer because?
- it is a positive number
- it has decimal point
- it has more than one digit
- it is bigger than `0`
- it is less than `2147483648`
/// type=MS, answer=[2,3]
20. Which of the following does not describe an integer?
- It has more than one digit with no decimal point
- It has more than one digit with one or more decimal points
- It has more than one digit with at least one decimal point
- It can be zero (`0`)
- It starts with a letter
/// type=MS, answer=[1,3,4,5]
21. `0` is a valid integer because?
- it is a positive number
- it has decimal point
- it has at least one digit
- it is bigger than `-2147483648`
- it is less than `2147483648`
/// type=MS, answer=[2,4]
22. Which of the following list contains valid integers only?
- `["one", "two", "three"]`
- `[0, -1, 23456]`
- `[-1.5, 2.5, 3.0]`
- `[123, 10000, -20000]`
- `[-5678, 900, 0.1]`
/// type=MS, answer=[2,4,5]
23. Which of the following does not describe an integer?
- It has least one digit
- It has one decimal point
- It can either positive or a negative number
- It has null value
- It has more than one decimal point
/// type=SS, answer=[5]
24. Which of the following is not true about an integer?
- It has at least one digit number
- It is a non-decimal point number between `-2147483648` and `2147483648`
- It does not have decimal point
- It can either be positive or a negative number
- It is has one decimal point
/// type=MS, answer=[1,2,3,4]
25. Which of the following are valid integers?
- `0`
- `-1`
- `-2000000`
- `2000000`
- `2.5`
/// type=SS, answer=[1]
26. What is the minimum and maximum value of an integer?
- `-2147483648` and `2147483648`
- `-1` and `1000000`
- `-.0` and `100000.0`
- `-100000` and `100000`
- `-0` and `5000000`
/// type=SS, answer=[2]
27. `54,000` is an invalid integer because?
- it has decimal point
- it has a comma
- it has more than one digit
- it is a positive number
- it contains `0`
/// type=MS, answer=[2,4]
28. Which of the following is an invalid integer?
- `100,000`
- `-10000`
- `null`
- `100000`
- `2.5`
/// type=MS, answer=[1,2,3]
29. `2147483647` is a valid integer because?
- it is a positive number
- it has no decimal point
- it is less than `2147483648`
- it is lesser than `-2147483648`
- it is a negative number
/// type=TI, answer=[1000000]
30. Rewrite the following as a valid integer: `1,000,000.0`