Bastiaan Quast • 1/1/2024

Using Days of the Week to Understand Modulo

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This article uses intuitive examples, such as calculating future days of the week, converting 24-hour time, and determining future dates, to explain the mathematical concept of the modulo operation. It demonstrates how to find remainders after removing complete cycles, making it a practical introduction to a fundamental programming and computer science concept.

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