Does anyone know how to make modular arithmetic with block code?

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It’s a double to int conversion. When converting a decimal to an int, the decimal is truncated.

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@getrithekd is the solution I marked wrong?

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I’m pretty sure.

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Can you make a simple example on GKC @getrithekd ?

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I just showed you the example in the screenshot. Here it is again:

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Here is a simple example:
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Yikes! Sorry! I’m not good with code, haha. Alright, I think I should get out of this conversation now.

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@Blackhole927 - Last question - what’s x and y?

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what I have to deal with everyday… here and at school

welcome to the party @Dark_Hydra

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stay on topic, please.

@FusionLord my lord… i don’t understand this, rereading now… :open_mouth:

(just realizing @FusionLord has “lord” in it :open_mouth: (I was being formal on accident))

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No need to be so formal

Currently thinking about dead British people

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HEY! we don’t say that word on the forums! consider “in spectator mode”

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What are you talking about, I never said that!

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good job, Now back on topic…

(I’m going to bed now)

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I can say that somebody is dead on the forums. It’s not inappropriate for kids.

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x and y are the numbers you want to use to divide: in this case, this is x mod y.

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I tried it out and it doesn’t work.

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screenshot your code maybe?

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Here you go

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What happens? (what is the result when the code is run)