get the mathematical modulo: value mod mod.
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modulo is different from javascript's % remainder operator in that the modulo operation always returns a positive number.
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import { assertEquals } from "jsr:@std/assert"assertEquals(modulo( 5, 3), 2)assertEquals(modulo(-5, 3), 1)assertEquals(modulo(-4, 3), 2)assertEquals(modulo(-3, 3), 0)assertEquals( 5 % 3, 2)assertEquals(-5 % 3, -2)assertEquals(-4 % 3, -1)assertEquals(-3 % 3, -0) Copy
import { assertEquals } from "jsr:@std/assert"assertEquals(modulo( 5, 3), 2)assertEquals(modulo(-5, 3), 1)assertEquals(modulo(-4, 3), 2)assertEquals(modulo(-3, 3), 0)assertEquals( 5 % 3, 2)assertEquals(-5 % 3, -2)assertEquals(-4 % 3, -1)assertEquals(-3 % 3, -0)
get the mathematical modulo:
valuemodmod.modulo is different from javascript's
%remainder operator in that the modulo operation always returns a positive number.Example