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12,842 PointsWhere Does Modulus Fit Into the Order of Operations in Ruby & Confirming that Ruby Follows the Math Order of Operations
Jason's Operator Precedence video introduced very briefly at the end about how the modulus fits into the order of operations. I assume that Ruby follows PEMDAS (parenthesis are handled first, then exponents, then multiplication/division, and addition/subtraction last), but where does modulus fit into all of this? Is it considered the same as division?
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Greg Kaleka
39,021 PointsHi nekilof,
Modulo is equal to * and / in Ruby and most (all?) other languages as well. Source.
Happy coding!
-Greg
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12,842 PointsThanks Greg!