Modulus Operator - CS101 - Udacity

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In this video, you'll get a comprehensive introduction to the Modulus Operator. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, this video will help you master the fundamentals. 🌟

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[icono__]

The fact that some teacher (and books!) would rather confuse that help you is shocking. I can't believe I spent an entire semester avoiding what could have been explained to me using a CLOCK!

[dirtyoliver]

what a neat effect. this video was way ahead of its time

[Mike]

This video saved me and my friend 20 more minutes of contemplation. Mruah haha

[reddwarfhead]

why isn't this taught everywhere?! i've been struggling with understanding this for so long.. thank you

[codk]

had 0 idea what this was figured it out before i even finished the video thanks!

[DoomedCookie]

This is so easy to understand. Thank you!

[mutaeb]

the hero has come (me);
you can easily find the remainder by "x-(x/y)*y" where x%y
but be aware that the result of x/y is integer (without fractions) and do NOT round it just remove the fraction

[EndrChe]

Instant. So fast, so effective. Thanks for the video 🙏

[christopherapuan]

Thank you so much sir. You are providing knowledge to those who need it most.

[seenaaji]

This video was awesome my exam was yesterday and I opened the book like 1 day before after I saw this video I learned this method keep it up😍😍😍😍👌👌👌👏🙌🙌🙌👏🙌

[CryptoInvest-LunaticCapital]

why this was so easily explained in youtube, but the math in my Scripting and Programming shows it differently. Thank you so much for an easily explained solution. Saved me sweating hours brain hurt....

[minerssp]

Ty Really much.I watched someones clock tutorial in lua and he was using modulus.I was really confused and this helped me alot

[lakbaylaboy]

or, a shortcut perhaps. the modulo operation returns the remainder of the division, 14 divided by 12 would be 1 and then the remainder is 2. so the modulo is 2. 👀👀

[niles]

how can I show 8 % 4 on a clock. I'm getting 8, but I know I'm supposed to get 0. Does the clock method work for all numbers?

[thebigchungo]

well yeah thats easy for small numbers, but what about doing 97 modulo 11?

[EitrVethr]

You use: 14%12
I use: 14-12
Both equal 2
Easy

[kibugenzaking]

This guy can explain this to a 5 year old, and they will understand. Thanks

[kendi]

damn hours and hours of reading stuff simplify in 1 minute

[vinayak]

Wt about 876%56 how will u calculate this one

[amirbarjakli]

Thx u. Lol finally i understood how modulo works!! :)