An **integer literal** is a notation for representing a fixed value of an integer in programming languages. It's a way to specify integer constants directly within the code. Integer literals can appear in different forms depending on the language and the notation being used. The basic forms of integer literals include: 1. **Decimal literals**: These are numbers expressed in base 10. For example, `42` and `-7` are decimal integer literals.
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