DEFINT
(Statement)
Declare an integer variable.
DEFINT <variablename>[=<constant>][,<variablename>[=<constant>]...]
This statement declares the variable specified by <variablename> as an integer type.
The integer range is from -2147483648 to 2147483647.
Specifying an equal sign and constant immediately following <variablename> performs initialization at the same time in declaration.
More than one variable name can be declared at a time by delimiting those names with commas.
DEFINT lix, liy, liz
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'Declare lix, liy, and liz as integer variables
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DEFINT lix = 1
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'Declare lix as an integer variable and set
'the initial value 1
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