Integer point

An integer point refers to a location on a coordinate plane where both the x and y coordinates are whole numbers—such as -3, 0, or 7—with no fractional or decimal parts. These points are like specific "lattice points" on a grid, often used in mathematics and computer graphics to identify precise positions. For example, (2, -1) is an integer point because both 2 and -1 are integers. They are fundamental in various fields for plotting, analysis, and solving problems involving discrete positions or structures.