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Whole numbers

A number that does not use fractions or decimal points. For example, 25, 100, 365, and 2006 are all examples of whole numbers. The numbers 25.2, 100.010, 365.12, and 2006.3 are not.

Also see: Floating-point, Integer, Number

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