Number of real numbers between 0 and 1 vs number of all integers

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Let a be the number of real numbers between 0 and 1

Let b be the number of all integers.

Can I say b=2a+1, since for every real number n where 0<n<1, I can take n and remove the 0. in the beginning, making it an integer, and have a positive and negative of that integer? I will also have 0 in the integer set which cannot be reached through above method, hence the +1.

I think the logic is pretty sound, are there any mistakes in this argument?