modulus division remainder

A very interesting phenomenon has been found today.As a division, Python2 and C + + have different divisible results in the case of negative numbers:When I was 5/3,Results for C + +: 1Results for Python2:2(Note that 5/-3 is still available in C + +-1

I always thought that modulo and remainder are the same thing. I found that the two are different. The following documents are reprinted on the Internet: In general, MOD and REM operations are confused, because in most programming languages, the '

[to] the difference between the modulo operation and the remainder operationIn general, modulo operations (mods) and Redundancy (REM) operations are confused because in most programming languages, the '% ' notation is used to denote modulo or

Typically, modulo operations (MoD) and remainder (REM) operations are confused, because in most programming languages, the '% ' notation is used to represent modulo or remainder operations. Here we want to remind you to pay attention to the specific

When I learned the mathematical functions of MATLAB yesterday, I mentioned in the tutorial that MoD and REM are different. I checked them on the internet today: A modulo operation is also called a remainder operation. The only difference between

Always thought that the mold and the remainder is one thing, found that the two are different. The following information is reproduced on the Internet:In general, modulo operations (mods) and Redundancy (REM) operations are confused because in most

Take the remainder in JS 0%401%412%423%434%405%41 Example Gets the day, hour, and minute contained in minutes, based on the number of minutes function Getcosttime (minutes) {var day=parseint (minutes/1440);var hour=parseint (MINUTES/60);var

Preface: Recently wanted to write a template for polynomial modulo, but could not find the template problem. So the internet to find a high-precision division problem, after writing to find that the high-precision division and polynomial modulus is

Introduction of Chinese Residue Theorem Find a number so that the number is divided into \ (3 \) remainder \ (2 \), \ (5 \) remainder \ (3 \), and \ (7 \) yu \ (2 \).Problem Solving Next we will solve this problem according to the algorithm process

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