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What does % (modulus) do?
122
April 29, 2000 11:10 PM
it means that 0 and 99 are included...if it were non-inclusive, the range would be 1-98 inclusive
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122
April 30, 2000 02:47 AM
the word for that is exclusive not non-inclusive (that''s a double negative) it still follows the latin rules.
sorry about this starnge outburst but we actually had a discusion about this in C.S.T 3 (computer software tech).
I have always been lost!
sorry about this starnge outburst but we actually had a discusion about this in C.S.T 3 (computer software tech).
I have always been lost!
Sentence you never want to here: Is it ok to eat the fuzzy stuff in your belly button?
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