  Quantum real numbers are proposed by performing a quantum deformation of the
standard real numbers $\R$. We start with the q-deformed Heisenberg algebra
$\cLLq$ which is obtained by the Moyal $\ast$-deformation of the Heisenberg
algebra generated by $a$ and $\ad$. By representing $\cLLq$ as the algebras of
$q$-differentiable functions, we derive quantum real lines from the base spaces
of these functional algebras. We find that these quantum lines are discrete
spaces. In particular, for the case with $q = e^{2\pi i \frac{1}{N}} $, the
quantum real line is composed of fuzzy, i.e., fluctuating points and nontrivial
infinitesimal structure appears around every standard real number.
