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'''MOD''' is mathematical Integer remainder division. Also called Modulus, it can work with integer division when a remainder is necessary. | '''MOD''' is mathematical Integer remainder division. Also called Modulus, it can work with integer division when a remainder is necessary. | ||
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''Syntax:'' Numerator MOD Divisor | ''Syntax:'' Numerator MOD Divisor | ||
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MOD returns 0 if a number is evenly divisible by Integer division (\). | MOD returns 0 if a number is evenly divisible by Integer division (\). | ||
MOD returns 0 if the numerator is 0. The divisor should never be 0! | MOD returns 0 if the numerator is 0. The divisor should never be 0! | ||
Otherwise it returns only the remainder as an Integer. | Otherwise it returns only the remainder as an Integer. | ||
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''Example:'' a% = 100 MOD 9: b% = 100 \ 9 | ''Example:'' a% = 100 MOD 9: b% = 100 \ 9 | ||
''Results:'' a% = 1: b% = 11 | ''Results:'' a% = 1: b% = 11 | ||
Revision as of 08:27, 28 August 2009
MOD is mathematical Integer remainder division. Also called Modulus, it can work with integer division when a remainder is necessary.
Syntax: Numerator MOD Divisor
MOD returns 0 if a number is evenly divisible by Integer division (\).
MOD returns 0 if the numerator is 0. The divisor should never be 0!
Otherwise it returns only the remainder as an Integer.
Example: a% = 100 MOD 9: b% = 100 \ 9
Results: a% = 1: b% = 11