modulo

mod·u·lo

M0365850 (mŏj′ə-lō)prep.1. Mathematics With respect to a specified modulus: 18 is congruent to 42 modulo 12 because both 18 and 42 leave 6 as a remainder when divided by 12.2. Correcting or adjusting for something, as by leaving something out of account: This proposal is the best so far, modulo the fact that parts of it need modification.

[Latin modulō, ablative of modulus, diminutive of modus, measure; see mode.]

modulo

(ˈmɒdjʊləʊ) adj (Mathematics) maths having a reference to modulus or a number that divides into others numbers and gives the same remainders

mod•u•lo

(ˈmɒdʒ əˌloʊ)

adv. Math. with respect to a modulus: 6 is congruent to 11, modulo 5. [1895–1900; < New Latin modulō, abl. of Latin modulus modulus]

modulo

enUK

modulo

[′mäj·ə‚lō] (mathematics) A group G modulo a subgroup H is the quotient group G/H of cosets of H in G. A technique of identifying elements in an algebraic structure in such a manner that the resulting collection of identified objects is the same type of structure.

modulo

/mod'yu-loh/

1. modular arithmetic.

2. modulo operator.

modulo

A mathematical operation (modulus arithmetic) in which the result is the remainder of a division. Also known as the "remainder operator," it is used to solve a variety of problems. For example, the following code in the C language determines if a number is odd or even. The number in AMOUNT is divided by 2, and the result is the remainder. If RESULT is zero, the number is even. The % symbol is the modulo, or "modulus" operator.

 result = amount % 2; if (result == 0) EVEN=YES; else EVEN=NO;

单词	modulo
释义	modulo enUK mod·u·lo M0365850 (mŏj′ə-lō)prep.1. Mathematics With respect to a specified modulus: 18 is congruent to 42 modulo 12 because both 18 and 42 leave 6 as a remainder when divided by 12.2. Correcting or adjusting for something, as by leaving something out of account: This proposal is the best so far, modulo the fact that parts of it need modification. [Latin modulō, ablative of modulus, diminutive of modus, measure; see mode.] modulo (ˈmɒdjʊləʊ) adj (Mathematics) maths having a reference to modulus or a number that divides into others numbers and gives the same remainders mod•u•lo (ˈmɒdʒ əˌloʊ) adv. Math. with respect to a modulus: 6 is congruent to 11, modulo 5. [1895–1900; < New Latin modulō, abl. of Latin modulus modulus] modulo enUK modulo [′mäj·ə‚lō] (mathematics) A group G modulo a subgroup H is the quotient group G/H of cosets of H in G. A technique of identifying elements in an algebraic structure in such a manner that the resulting collection of identified objects is the same type of structure. modulo /mod'yu-loh/ 1. modular arithmetic. 2. modulo operator. modulo A mathematical operation (modulus arithmetic) in which the result is the remainder of a division. Also known as the "remainder operator," it is used to solve a variety of problems. For example, the following code in the C language determines if a number is odd or even. The number in AMOUNT is divided by 2, and the result is the remainder. If RESULT is zero, the number is even. The % symbol is the modulo, or "modulus" operator. result = amount % 2; if (result == 0) EVEN=YES; else EVEN=NO; MedicalSeeMODThesaurusSeemod
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