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#2 2012-02-18 11:52:58
Re: Mod Command
CheeseMunchy wrote:
When I receive [mod button hit] set (theanswer) to <(1st number) mod (2nd number)>?
Not exactly what I meant 
I mean where it comes in the Order of Operations:
Parentheses (Including Sine Cosine Tangent etc.)
Square Roots and Exponents
Multiplacation/Division
Addition/Subtraction
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#3 2012-02-18 12:16:20
Re: Mod Command
According to most sources I found on Google, in most languages, such as C-based ones, % (mod or modulo) takes the same precedence as multiplication and division. However, there are always exceptions, so you should test it to make sure. 
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#4 2012-02-18 12:28:13
Re: Mod Command
Greenatic wrote:
According to most sources I found on Google, in most languages, such as C-based ones, % (mod or modulo) takes the same precedence as multiplication and division. However, there are always exceptions, so you should test it to make sure.
Ok thanks!
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#5 2012-02-18 12:40:55
Re: Mod Command
laptop97 wrote:
Greenatic wrote:
According to most sources I found on Google, in most languages, such as C-based ones, % (mod or modulo) takes the same precedence as multiplication and division. However, there are always exceptions, so you should test it to make sure.
Ok thanks!
No problem! Glad I could help!
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#6 2012-02-19 19:55:09
- 360-International
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Re: Mod Command
Remember that the modular function is a type of division.
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#7 2012-02-20 07:08:13
- scimonster
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Re: Mod Command
I'd assume it is the same as division, its parent. 
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#8 2012-02-20 08:00:27
Re: Mod Command
It comes after division -- because it returns the remainder of the division operation itself.
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#10 2012-02-20 16:40:44
- cheddargirl
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Re: Mod Command
Closed by request.
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