In OpusScript a variable can contain a number. In programming terms there are two types of numbers

Integers – this is any whole number e.g. 20 or 101. An integer can be positive or negative e.g. 37 or -37.

Floating-point numbers – this is any fractional number e.g. 3.141. or 0.75. A floating-point number can also be positive or negative.

Some of the OpusScript functions allow you to enter a number as a value. If the description specifically states you must enter an integer then you can only enter whole numbers. Alternatively, if it states you can enter a number, then the number can be a whole number or a fractional number.