Integer modulo

DataTarget independentmath.integer-modulo

Computes an integer remainder; a zero divisor fails.

Example use

For example, take the remainder of 7 divided by 3 to get 1; inputs and result remain integers for counts or indexes.

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Data inputs 2

Value AaInteger: The first operand or value to compare; use the type shown below.
Default availableDefault: 0
Minimum: -9007199254740991
Maximum: 9007199254740991
Value format examples
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42
Value BbInteger: The second operand or value to compare; use the type required by this node.
Default availableDefault: 0
Minimum: -9007199254740991
Maximum: 9007199254740991
Value format examples
0
42

Data outputs 1

ResultresultInteger: The result of this data operation, with its type determined by the matching inputs.
Minimum: -9007199254740991
Maximum: 9007199254740991
Value format examples
0
42

Version and node identity

Version 1.0.0

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