👉 A numberable is a type of object in mathematics that can be thought of as having a value or quantity, but not necessarily an integer. Examples include integers (like 1, -2, 3), real numbers (like 0.5, π) and complex numbers (which are also considered to have no real value). Numbers with a numberable property, such as being rational or irrational, can be used in various mathematical contexts, including algebra, analysis, and calculus.
