((0) mod (0))

purplebook163 wrote:

What does the

((0) mod (0))

block do? When I did a quick Google search, the only thing that came up was mode, which is used in sets of data.

Econinja wrote:

purplebook163 wrote:

What does the

((0) mod (0))

block do? When I did a quick Google search, the only thing that came up was mode, which is used in sets of data.

Exponents.

e.g. 7^2 = 49
due to that 7*7 is 49.

((49) mod (7))   //   =0
((36) mod (7))    //   =1    7x5 + 1 = 36

deck26 wrote:

Sorry but that answer is completely wrong. Look up modulo or modulus online for info but it's essentially the remainder after division.

((49) mod (7))   //   =0
((36) mod (7))    //   =1    7x5 + 1 = 36

deck26 wrote:

Sorry but that answer is completely wrong. Look up modulo or modulus online for info but it's essentially the remainder after division.

((49) mod (7))   //   =0
((36) mod (7))    //   =1    7x5 + 1 = 36

purplebook163 wrote:

deck26 wrote:

Sorry but that answer is completely wrong. Look up modulo or modulus online for info but it's essentially the remainder after division.

((49) mod (7))   //   =0
((36) mod (7))    //   =1    7x5 + 1 = 36

Wait. What is the answer then? It does square roots, right?

(()*(()*()))

([sqrt v] of (9))

set [myvar v] to ([sqrt v] of (othervar))