062. MODULO vs. MOD function#
topic: Math intrinsic functions
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Fortran has similar MODULO and MOD functions. MODULO (MOD) takes the sign of the 2nd (1st) argument.
print*,modulo([-1,0,1],2) ! 1 0 1 print*,mod([-1,0,1],2) ! -1 0 1 print*,modulo([-1,0,1],-2) ! -1 0 -1 print*,mod([-1,0,1],-2) ! -1 0 1 end
Fortran has similar MODULO and MOD functions.
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MODULO (MOD) takes the sign of the 2nd (1st) argument.
print*,modulo([-1,0,1],2) ! 1 0 1
print*,mod([-1,0,1],2) ! -1 0 1
print*,modulo([-1,0,1],-2) ! -1 0 -1
print*,mod([-1,0,1],-2) ! -1 0 1
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