Int command unvalid on MAC 1.8.5

So, i just ordered my arduino, haven'y received it yet (possibly a faker, but that doesn't matter) and i decided lets start learning how to do some basic coding for it and i watched a great tutorial. he explained very well how int's work and how to set up such a variable. however i just installed the IDE 1.8.5 for MACos (and which, 'he' also stated is that whenever the IDE recognizes a command the command would turn orange) so i start setting up my int's but they remain rather colorless. is this because of mac or has this command gotten a new name or. what could've caused this?

The Arduino IDE does color certain keywords and in fact int will be colored blue. The fact you're using a mac has absolutely no bearing on this. The programming language is the same no matter which operating system you're using.

You shouldn't get too concerned about coloration though because some things won't be colored. More important is what happens when you compile the code (Sketch > Verify/compile or the checkmark button).

he explained very well how int's work

Do you actually understand what an int is ?

Don't worry about the keyword colouring in the IDE. The compiler takes no notice of it.

On my Windows 7 PC using IDE version 1.8.2 the keyword int turns blue but who cares ?

If you like, post a small but complete program here as it is possible that you have made a mistake in entering the code. Did you type int or did you type Int, for example ?

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