Modulus math
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In c# you do 5%3 to get the rest of the division 5/3
In C#, do 5%3 to get the rest of the division 5/3. In OCL, you can do 5.IEEERemainder( 3 )


In ocl you can do (x.SomeInt).IEEERemainder( 2 )
(Please note that modulus and remainder are not mathematically equivalent.  
 
See also: https://rob.conery.io/2018/08/21/mod-and-remainder-are-not-the-same/)
 
See also: [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.math.ieeeremainder IEEERemainder documentation in .net]
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In C#, do 5%3 to get the rest of the division 5/3. In OCL, you can do 5.IEEERemainder( 3 )

(Please note that modulus and remainder are not mathematically equivalent.

See also: https://rob.conery.io/2018/08/21/mod-and-remainder-are-not-the-same/)

See also: IEEERemainder documentation in .net

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