F# Modulo. Basically, the % operator, known as the modulo operator will divide a number by other and give the rest if it can't divide any longer. What version of f# are you.
For me, droot 81.0 gives the expected result of 0.0. This is a great way to encapsulate helper functions that are needed for the main function but shouldn't be exposed outside. Basically, the % operator, known as the modulo operator will divide a number by other and give the rest if it can't divide any longer.
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Let inline modulo n m =. Using f#, wpf, fsxaml, a menu, and a dialog box. C++, c#, java, objective‑c, perl, python, ruby, php, lua, scala, erlang, haskell, lisp, ocaml, clojure, f#, prolog, delphi, vb, 1c, smalltalk, fortran, matlab, javascript, asm. I agree with brian that relying on exact floating point representations is dangerous, but i'm not able to reproduce your issue.
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