Ints

// How to set ints:


// Ints have to be a integer value.

// For example:

int number = 500;

// Here, you have a int set called number, and its value is 500 currently.

// You can change the value of number by doing arithmetic operations on it

number = number - 250;

// In the example above, number is now 250 less, which means the value is (500 - 250), which is 250.

// Here are more examples:

number = number * 5;    // number is now its previous value multiplied by 5
number = number - 150;  // number is now its previous value subtracted by 150
number = number / 3;    // number is now its previous value divided by 3

// How to use ints

// Here is a command I made up. It adds two numbers together if a user says !add <number> <number>

if (command.StartsWith("!add")) // This line means if the command said is !add (Basically checks if someone says this command)
  {
       ...  (Some code you will not understand currently I think)
       int number1 = Convert.ToInt32(split[1]);   // this is the first number the user had said.. Since everything are strings
                                                  // (a string is a line of text), it is required to convert that string
                                                  // to a integer value for arithmetic operation..
       int number2 = Convert.ToInt32(split[2]);   // The second number converted to an integer
       int number3 = number1 + number2;           // number3 is the answer basically, its value is number1 added with number2
       con.Send("say", " Those two numbers added is " + number3); // chat message Bot will say "Those two numbers added is <answer>
   }

// That is just an example for a command. There are far more practical and better ways to use ints, but their completely necessary