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The graph is a little misleading. It only includes the "flat" parts, not the "diagonal" segments connecting them.
The complete graph is the union of the horizontal half-open segments
The first union comprises segments above the x-axis, and the second comprises those below the x-axis. As you move to the right, each segment is one unit longer and one unit higher (lower, for segments below the x-axis) than the previous segment. There is a longer and longer gap between segments. Ignore the diagonal "connectors" in your graph and it is right.
floor(x/y) is the integer satisfying:
If , then:
If , then:
If , then:
So, you get a graph that's similar to (with both positive and negative branches), except that
takes on only nonzero integer values.
i am looking to graph the integer-only line, but whenever i try to type [[]], it tells me that you cannot store a list of numbers in a list.



