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Digit
[0-9]

That is to say:

  • A sequence of one or more digits, with no decimal point or
    e
    or
    E
    , is interpreted as an integer literal. For example,
    0
    ,
    23
    , and
    0034
    are all integer literals.
  • A sequence of one or more digits, with a decimal point among the digits or at the beginning or end, is interpreted as a decimal literal. Examples are
    1.50
    ,
    .001
    , and
    3.
    .
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