1 % 2 is 1 when i tested it, so yeah it'll evaluate to 3, but how does it evaluate to that, obviously it does, but atm i'm not understanding why. 1 devided 2 is .5, so can you tell me how it...
Type: Posts; User: TP-Oreilly
1 % 2 is 1 when i tested it, so yeah it'll evaluate to 3, but how does it evaluate to that, obviously it does, but atm i'm not understanding why. 1 devided 2 is .5, so can you tell me how it...
So what is the remainder of 1 % 2?
Well you do multiply first right? So it evaluates to 1 % 6, but that cant be right?
What is the right way of evaluating this?
Hi, I'm at the stage in my book where it teaches me the order of evaluation with operators.
It says 1 % 2 * 3 evaluates to 3.
I cant work out how this is true?