What are intersecting lines?

Intersecting lines are two lines that meet or cross. The exact place of intersection between two lines is called the "point" or "point of intersection" in geometry.

A line is defined as a geometrical object that is straight as well as infinitely thin and infinitely long. A line segment is defined as a straight line demarcated by two specific points. Although a line is defined as infinite, when a line segment is the subject, nothing extends beyond either of the identified points at the ends of that segment. A line segment has a midpoint that divides it into two equal parts.