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How does Java’s integer remainder operator work?
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"Java also supports the integer remainder operator using the % symbol. This operator gives the remainder of the result of dividing two integers. Examples: 1 int x; 2 3 x = 10 % 5; //x is 0 4 x = 10 % 3; //x is 1 5 x = 29 % 5; //x is 4"
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