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Fortran supports both of these, with `mod` as the C-like truncated modulo and `modulo` as the floored modulo. Having both is convenient, but you do get errors
by marshallward 4y ago
Fortran supports both of these, with `mod` as the C-like truncated modulo and `modulo` as the floored modulo. Having both is convenient, but you do get errors from people who don't realize the difference
- mtreis86 4y agoCommon Lisp as well, Rem and Mod