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Perl » Language Basics » Arithmetic Operators

%, the remainder, or 'modulo' operator


   



#!/usr/bin/perl



use warnings;

print"15 divided by 6 is exactly ", 15 / 6, "\n";

print "That's a remainder of ", 15 % 6, "\n";

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