[05-4-B] Integer

Integer class

object > Container > Mobject > VMobject > DecimalNumber > Integer

manimlib.mobject.numbers.Integer(self, number=0, **kwargs)

Used when dealing with integer numbers without decimal point.

 

The parameters used during creation are the same as for the DecimalNumber class.

 

Parameters: number=0
    The number to make into an object. It can be updated via the set_value() method.

**kwargs
    - num_decimal_places=0: Number of decimal places. 
                            The Integer class differs from the DecimalNumber class 
                            in that this value defaults to 0.
                            
    - include_sign=False: Decide whether to add positive/negative sign
    
   - group_with_commas=True: Whether a comma (,) is added every three digits
   
    - digit_to_digit_buff=0.05: Margin between numeric characters
    
    - show_ellipsis=False: Whether to display empty digits as dots in the whole digit
    
    - unit=None: Unit character to end the number. 
                 It is displayed aligned with the bottom of the number. 
                 Using "^" together aligns to the top of the number
                 
    - include_background_rectangle=False: Decide whether to display the background rectangle 
                                          surrounding the displayed number. 
                                          Note that the square color is black.
                                          
    - edge_to_fix=LEFT: Specifies on which side the number is fixed and displayed. 
                        This parameter is reflected only when a numeric value is specified 
                        through set_value.

    - In addition, all **kwargs items used for VMobject are available

You can use the Integer class for numbers without decimal point.

If an Integer is created using a number with a decimal point, an integer value rounded off the decimal point is created.

 

For example, if you make an Integer with 36.6, it will output 37.

 

    a = Integer(36.6)
    self.add(a)
    self.wait()

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