4.3 Modulo Operator - Learning C#

In this video, I break down a very common operator in computer programming called the "modulo operator", useful to calculate the remainder of an integer division.
This video is part of the series "Learning C#: Introduction to Computer Programming for Designers", taught by @garciadelcastillo on @ParametricCamp.
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[@bothijs98]

Good video man, the way you are explaining this in such a patient way is just so nice :)

[@Pluto-ek3mh]

I feel dumb now HAHAHA. I spent FOREVER trying to figure this out. Thank you so much, sir!

[@XxFri3ndlyxX]

Well explained. Was so confused now i get it. Thanks!

[@j24ttlip]

This was super helpful! I really apricate the way you explained this concept!

[@haydar4076]

Thanks!

[@kathrynprater2767]

Thank you so much!!! This was perfect.

[@Michael-it6gb]

It's a pretty ok explanation. The best way would be to write it on a whiteboard or put pictures on the screen(or animations). It can be a bit too much information to keep in memory and keep understanding the principle without a visual.

[@tallatmalik7162]

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[@labisikazeem418]

very helpful

[@hellogoodbuy1059]

thanks bro!!

[@dimamarjieh6548]

thank you that was very helpful

[@lemetamax]

I wish I learned this years ago

[@visualstudio9681]

Tq sir it's very helpful for me

[@AITakesYourJob]

1:35 here 30 seconds that I needed, yet I spent like 30 minutes figuring out what % does with those web tutorials... thx.

[@liamlow-to8jv]

Hey Jose, Silly questions from me, but when I inveredted the equation ( instead of 7 % 3, I did 3%7, which should be a mathematical error), I got the answer 3. bit confused here. Let me know what I'm missing. thank you :)

[@ParametricCamp]

3 divided by 7 is 0, and the integer remainder is still 3 :)

[@liamlow-to8jv]

@@ParametricCamp oh my god. its tht obvious ! Appreciate this Jose !!

[@im-Anarchy]

@@ParametricCamp But sir what is -3%7

[@keith77mn77]

I clicked on this to hear about the awkward application of this operator with FLOATS. What about that??