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Syntax
Description
M = mod(X,Y)
if Y ~= 0
, returns X - n.*Y
where n = floor(X./Y)
. If Y
is not an integer and the quotient X./Y
is within roundoff error of an integer, then n
is that integer. The inputs X
and Y
must be real arrays of the same size, or real scalars.
The following are true by convention:
Remarks
rem(X,Y)
for X~=Y
and Y~=0
has the same sign as X
.
mod(X,Y)
and rem(X,Y)
are equal if X
and Y
have the same sign, but differ by Y
if X
and Y
have different signs.
The mod
function is useful for congruence relationships: x and y are congruent (mod m) if and only if mod(x,m)
== mod(y,m)
.
Examples
See Also
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