→Integer literal

according to →IEC-standard: →literal which directly represents an →integer value

Examples for integer literals

Description	Examples
integer	`-12`, `0`, `123_4`, `+986`
base 2 (binary literal)	`2#1111_1111` (`255` decimal), `2#1110_0000` (`224` decimal)
base 8 (octal literal)	`8#377` (`255` decimal), `8#340` (`224` decimal)
base 16 (hexadecimal literal)	`16#FF` or `16#ff` (`255` decimal), `16#E0` or `16#e0` (`224` decimal)
above possibilities as typed literal of type `SINT`, `INT`, `DINT`, `LINT`, `USINT`, `UINT`, `UDINT`, `ULINT` (if the value is positioned within the range of values for the specific type)	`INT#-12`, `INT#16#FF` (`255` decimal)