Python divmod() — A Simple Guide

Python’s built-in divmod(a, b) function takes two integer or float numbers a and b as input arguments and returns a tuple (a // b, a % b). The first tuple value is the result of the integer division a//b. The second tuple is the result of the remainder, also called modulo operation a % b.

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Unfortunately it doesn't work correctly with negative numbrs as // and %. divmod(-2.1, 1) => (-3.0,