Name the largest negative integer.

Minus 1 (-1), because for any other negative integer n,

n < -1

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- greatestinteger[infinity]

where greatestinteger[a] is the greatest integer of the real number a.

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To determine the largest negative integer, let's consider the concept of negative numbers.

Negative integers are simply whole numbers that are less than zero. The negative integers include -1, -2, -3, and so on, extending infinitely to the left on a number line.

Since negative integers continue to decrease infinitely, there is no theoretical "end" or largest negative integer. In other words, there is no negative integer that cannot be surpassed by a more negative value.

So, technically, there isn't a specific value for the largest negative integer because negative numbers extend infinitely. However, if we're considering the constraints of computer systems or data types, the largest negative integer is often determined by the range of a specific data type. For example, in a 32-bit signed integer system, the largest negative integer would be -2,147,483,648. However, this value might vary depending on the specific programming language or context being used.