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- C# modulus operator - Stack Overflow
It ignores the decimal quotient value or ratio returned from division, takes the quotient expression of "0 with a remainder of 1" in 1 3, and extracts the 1 or remainder that was returned from that division
- C# Modulo Operator - The Developer Blog
Finally: If you apply modulo division on the same two operands, you receive 0 because there is no remainder Tip: If you perform modulo division by zero, you will get either a compile error or a runtime exception depending on the code
- C# - Modulo Examples - Dot Net Perls
If you use modulo by 0, you will get a compile error or a runtime exception The denominator must never be zero
- Decimal. Modulus(Decimal, Decimal) Operator (System)
Returns the remainder resulting from dividing two specified Decimal values The dividend The divisor The remainder resulting from dividing d1 by d2 d2 is zero The return value is less than Decimal MinValue or greater than Decimal MaxValue
- C# . Net: Use the Modulus Operator or Alternative?
Given developers frequently write code using modulus %, such as in a for-loop where x % 2 to highlight every other row from the results of a database query, I put on the curious consultant hat and wondered if there was a better, faster way
- The modulo operator (%) gives a different result for different . NET . . .
In NET 3 5 (C#) Math Pow(ascii, e) % n gives 9 0 In NET 4 (C#) Math Pow(ascii, e) % n gives 77 0 Math Pow() gives the correct (same) result in both versions What is the cause, and is there a solution?
- C# Modulo Explained: Handling Remainders with Precision - Yep-Nope
In this article, we’ll explore a powerful operator that makes this task not only possible but efficient The modulo operator (%), also known as the remainder operator, proves to be a valuable tool in loop iterations While not commonly utilized, it can be a game-changer in controlling loop cycles
- The Magical Mod Function - CodeGuru
called "mod", short for "modular division" or "modulo" in Latin The "modulus", or remainder, is what is left over when we divide one number by another Syntax: number1 mod number2 For example, 22 mod 7 will yield an answer of 1 Likewise, 1 mod 7 will yield an answer of 1, as the answer is 0 with a remainder of 1 Let’s see it in action
- Modulo or not modulo? : r csharp - Reddit
The correct answer is to continue to add +3 to -10 until you get a value between 0 and +3: So (-10) mod 3 is 2 But -10 "remainder" 3 = -1 (which is what C# is doing), as 3 goes into -10 a total of -3 times, with -1 left over: This is a great answer
- C# . Net - Fast Modulo solutions, including bit-wise and additive
Expanding on my last post, these are fast possible alternative implementations of modulo in C# Net I added the simple additive modulo operation that adds a variable in a loop until it exceeds the amount The bit-wise shifting Russian Peasant implementation of modulo is also here
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