mod

[TAREQ F ABUZUHRI]

i want the mod e.g. 2.6 mod = 6 4.0 mod =0 how can get this in C# ================= i want function to make this 2.6 =3 2.3 =3 2.1 =3 2.0 =2 is this function allready exist in C#

Palestine

[leckey 0]

Did you even try google or msdn?????:mad:

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[Guffa]

The modulo operator in C# is %. However, the modulo operator doesn't do at all what you are asking for. Actually I'm not at all sure what you are actually asking for, but it's not modulo.

TAREQ F ABUZUHRI wrote:

2.6 mod = 6 4.0 mod =0

That looks like the fraction part of a floating point number. You can do that by using the Math.IEEEReminder method: double num = 2.6; double fraction = Math.IEEEReminder(num, 1); // result is 0.6

TAREQ F ABUZUHRI wrote:

i want function to make this 2.6 =3 2.3 =3 2.1 =3 2.0 =2

You have to explain what you mean by that, because it doesn't make any sense at all.

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[Luc Pattyn]

Hi, I suggest you look into the Math class; it has what you need and more. The first can be done with 10.0*(floatValue % 1.0) or 10*IEEEremainder, but you should not call this mod, it is more like 10 times mod The second is a simple ceiling. :)

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[Guffa]

TAREQ F ABUZUHRI wrote:

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Oh... Is that supposed to be some kind of separator, indicating that the text above it is a separate question from the text below it? I replied assuming that you were talking about the same question. That was far from obvious... Why not just write "and I have another qustion"?

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[dino2094]

For your "mod", double x; your_mod = x - (int)x ; For the second part, you want Math.Ceiling