mathLib.floatingMod
The system function mathLib.floatingMod returns the floating-point remainder of one number divided by another. The result has the same sign as the numerator. A domain exception is raised if the denominator equals zero.
- result
- Any numeric or HEX item, as described in Mathematical (system words). The floating-point remainder is converted to the format of result and returned in result.
- numericItem1
- Any numeric or HEX item, as described in Mathematical (system words). The item is converted to double-precision floating-point before result is calculated.
- numericItem2
- Any numeric or HEX item, as described in Mathematical (system words). The item is converted to double-precision floating-point before result is calculated.
Example
result = mathLib.floatingMod(myItem01,myItem02);
Related reference
Mathematical (system words)