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C# C# Basics (Retired) Perform Order of Operations

Posted by Ryan Moulder
Ryan Moulder
7,355 Points

how do you do the modulus operator outside of a c# compiler

literally what I asked

MODERATOR EDITED Title of post to use appropriate language for the Community.

2 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
215,372 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
215,372 Points

C# is not the only language with a "mod" function, in fact it's pretty common in computer languages. And if you put the desktop calculator ("calc") on Windows in the scientific or programmer mode, there is a button for "Mod". You can also type "somenumber mod othernumber" directly into Google and it will give you the answer.

Was there someplace specific outside of a C# program you wanted to use it?

Ryan Moulder
Ryan Moulder
7,355 Points
Ryan Moulder
Ryan Moulder
7,355 Points

Thanks. not long after I posted the question I figured out the answer. Thanks for replying anyway.