Percentage sign (%) performs modulo operation and returns remainder. Used to check if number divides evenly by another. Can be used for array indexing with wrap-around behavior. Available in standard library as operator.mod
Modulo is the remainder after dividing a number by another value. Standard format is a mod n, where a is the number divided by n. Modulo works with negative numbers differently than positive ones
Modulo returns division remainder as whole number. Operation can be represented as % sign or mod. Basic equation: Dividend = (Quotient × Divisor) + Remainder
Modulo operator (%) returns remainder of division between two numbers. Modular arithmetic deals with integer operations on circular number line. Twelve-hour clock is classic example of modulo operation
Percentage symbol (%) serves as modulo operator for calculating remainders. Used in string formatting for inserting values using placeholders
Inverse modulo means finding identity element after certain operations. Modulo congruence requires same remainder or zero difference divided by modulus. Generic representation: a ≡ b (mod n)