Chapter 4 - Syntax and basic data types - 4.3.1 Integers and real numbers
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- numbers-units-001 (invalid)
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Parsing invalid numbers - alphanumeric characters
An integer cannot have alphanumeric characters within it. - numbers-units-002
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Parsing decimal values - decimal with multiple decimal digits
A number can be zero or more digits followed by a dot (.) followed by multiple digits. - numbers-units-003 (invalid)
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Parsing invalid decimal values - alphanumeric characters within number
An alphanumeric character cannot be within the number value. - numbers-units-004
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Parsing integer numbers with '+'
Integers can be preceded by '+'. - positive-integer-001
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Parsing signed integers
Positively signed integers are treated the same as non-signed integers. - z-index-015 (invalid)
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z-index - integer value
Besides 'auto' and 'inherit' keyword values, z-index property can only accept an integer value. An integer consists of one or more digits '0' to '9'. - z-index-016 (invalid)
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z-index - integer value
Besides 'auto' and 'inherit' keyword values, z-index property can only accept an integer value. An integer consists of one or more digits '0' to '9'. - z-index-017 (invalid)
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z-index - integer value
Besides 'auto' and 'inherit' keyword values, z-index property can only accept an integer value. An integer consists of one or more digits '0' to '9'. - z-index-018 (32bit)
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z-index - negative values
Integers should range from -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647 according to C Language Specification - z-index-019 (32bit)
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z-index - negative values
Integers should range from -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647 according to C Language Specification