> When you pass 1 that is an integer (no decimal point), 3 well that is also

an integer,

> since everything is integers, it does integer math, remember grade-school

math (it's

> getting tough it's ~25 years ago for me), 1 divided by 3 is 0, 3 goes into

1 exactly 0

> times, with 3 remainder, since we don't care about the remainder it gets

dropped, so

> we are left with 0, 0 times 3 is still 0. So 0 is, the right answer.
>
> If we use 1.0 and 3.0 that's real math,

Since when isn't INTEGER MATH real math?

*g*


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Martijn Tonies
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