- The variable declared by using percent sign (%) as the last character of the variable name is integer variable.
- The declaration of a variable as an integer causes the variable's value to be rounded to the closest integer, i.e. whole number if the value is not already an integer.
- For example:
- if variable A = 15.5, its value in the entire program will be 15.5, but if it is declared as A% = 15.5, then the value of the variable will be 16.