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+A 32-bit integer is a fundamental data type in computing, capable of storing a range of whole numbers. Its fixed size, 32 bits, defines its minimum and maximum possible values, shaping how [Computers](/wiki/computers) process and store numerical information. This foundational unit underpins many operations, from simple arithmetic to complex [Data Structures](/wiki/data_structures).
+## See also
+- [Data Type](/wiki/data_type)
+- [Bit](/wiki/bit)
+- [Integer](/wiki/integer)
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