Div, Mod and variables

DIV and MOD are for integer division:

A div B = C
A mod B = D
A = B * C + D


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Bert Vingerhoets
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MOD wouldn't make any sense with a real variable, because the point of MOD is to return the remainder, while a real variable is designed to store the fraction....

If you want to get the remainder from a division of a real (or any other floating point) number is to move it into an integer first. Use the round/trunc etc. to get the right integer. If you want the effect of div, just divide with /, and then truncate.

Best wishes!

Stupidity on my part i guess! lol i was using real variables, didnt cross my mind it should be integer type =P Thanks, hopefully Ill keep these stupid questions to a minimum lol

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Don't worry. I like stupid questions because they're easier to answer.... (and how many times have I got in a panic because 3 div 4 * 100 was't 75???)

lol k. =D

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