Integer Literal
An integer literal is a numeric literal that does not contain a decimal point. It is a zoned number with 0 decimals.
You can also specify an “i’ after the integer to indicate an integer constant. This adds support for the conversion of fixed decimal numbers with 0 decimal positions to any of the integral types.
A constant without the “i” will work fine in every context where an integer is required.
Example
The following are examples of valid inter constants:
MyNumeric = 35
MyNumeric = 35i