PHP is_int() Function

Example

Check whether a variable is of type integer or not:

<?php
$a = 32;
echo "a is " . is_int($a) . " ";

$b = 0;
echo "b is " . is_int($b) . " ";

$c = 32.5;
echo "c is " . is_int($c) . " ";

$d = "32";
echo "d is " . is_int($d) . " ";

$e = true;
echo "e is " . is_int($e) . " ";

$f = "null";
echo "f is " . is_int($f) . " ";
?>

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Definition and Usage

The is_int() function checks whether a variable is of type integer or not.

This function returns true (1) if the variable is of type integer, otherwise it returns false.

Syntax

is_int(variable);

Parameter Values

Parameter	Description
variable	Required. Specifies the variable to check

Technical Details

Return Value:	TRUE if variable is an integer, FALSE otherwise
Return Type:	Boolean
PHP Version:	4.0+

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