What is the standard definition of a quantum in physics?

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Born2bwire said:
Once again, you need to look up and learn what Lagrangian mechanics, path integral, and the action are if you are going to start asking questions based on assumptions of their character.

Can you please tell me whether my definition of action in post #1 is correct or not.
 

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