Introduction

This article explains the "is_int()" function in PHP. The is_int() function determines whether the type of a specified variable is an integer.

Syntax

is_int($var_name);

Parameter
Var name The variable name of which the type is to be evaluated

When the variable is an integer, true is returned otherwise false.

Example1

Checking a variable to determine if it is an integer or not using "if" and "else" statements. Such as:

<?php

if (is_int(23)) {

echo "is integer\n";

} else {

echo "is not an integer\n";

}

?>

Output

Checking Is_int() function.jpg
Example2

<?php

$var1="234";

$var2=999;

$var3=698.88;

$var4=array("a1","a2");

$var5=+123456.99;

$result=is_int($var1);

echo "[ $var1 is Integer? ]" .var_dump($result)."<br>";

$result=is_int($var2);

echo "[ $var2 is Integer? ]" .var_dump($result)."<br>";

$result=is_int($var3);

echo "[ $var3 is Integer? ]" .var_dump($result)."<br>";

$result=is_int($var4);

echo "[ $var4 is Integer? ]" .var_dump($result)."<br>";

$result=is_int($var5);

echo "[ $var5 is Integer? ]" .var_dump($result);

?>

Output
Is_int() function.jpg