Electron Spin Number

[Albert 1I]

Hello! I am sort of confused on what the electron spin number is/what significance it has in reference to the other quantum numbers.

[Aparna Pillai 1E]

The Pauli Exclusion Principle states that there can be no more than two electrons in each orbital, and that if there are two in the same orbital then their spins are paired (they have opposite spins). The spin magnetic quantum number (ms) is the fourth quantum number that describes the angular momentum of a particular electron. It can be equal to +1/2, which means spin up, or -1/2, spin down.

[Sidney Shah 3H]

Adding on to what Aparna said, the spin number is independent of all the other quantum numbers, as m is always +1/2 or -1/2, so it shouldn't have an affect on the other quantum numbers