'Integral Value'? Is that just meant to be a fancy way of saying integer?

Answer 1

Sort of, but it is not specific enough to represent the value of an int. So integral values can include an int but just an "integral value" can have different meanings if you are working with different types.

For example different integral types are:
sbyte
byte
char
short
ushort
Int (which is your case im guessing if it asked you what integral type you are working with)
unit
long
ulong

So in the end an integral value can be int and the other values listed. It all depends on what you're working on which I wouldnt know.

Further example:

Q: list the integral value used below.

long name = new long;

A: The integral value used above is long.

Hope this helped I tried to specify, let me know if you still dont understand.