Python Modulo - A Simple Illustrated Guide

When I studied computer science, the professors pushed us to learn the theory behind modulo operations and residual classes. But many of us lacked motivation. We could not see why calculating the remainder of the division, i.e., modulo, is such an important concept.

Yet, many practical code projects later, I have gained the experience that modulo plays a role in most of them. Modulo is not optional, it’s a critical tool in an expert coder’s toolbelt! 🤩

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Damn! This is the 4th or 5th video I've watched on modulo and nobody has addressed and explained why when the first number is smaller than the divisor the result is always the first number??
So 3%5 and 3%19 are both 3, just like 259%317 is...yup: 259! But...why??