Problem:
Using the TI-86 graphing calculator, investigate graphically the behavior of the function

for values of x near 2. [[ x ]] denotes the greatest
integer less than or equal to x.
Visualization:
- Press the GRAPH key and then pick y(x)=
by pressing the F1 key.
- If necessary, keep pressing the F4 key until only
y1= appears on the screen.
- At the prompt y1=, type in
int x
and press the ENTER key. int(x) is the greatest
integer function on the TI-86. You can either type in "int" (small case please) or you can find int by
pressing 2nd MATH, then F1, and then F4.
- Go to the WINDOW menu by pressing 2nd M2.
- The WINDOW settings for the initial graph above is  [-2, 5] × [-2, 5]:

- Pick GRAPH from the menu by pressing the F5 key.
- You will then see the graph of the greatest integer function:

- Again pick y(x)= by pressing the F1 key.
- At the prompt y1=, type in
int x + int(- x)
and press the ENTER key.
- Pick GRAPH from the menu by pressing the F5 key.
- You will now see the desired graph

You can see that f(2) = 0 and by zooming in you see that the value of
f(x) for all other x near 2 is - 1.
Constructed with the help of Chris O'Brien.