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  • Is there a modulus (not remainder) function operation?
    In Rust (like most programming languages), the % operator performs the remainder operation, not the modulus operation These operations have different results for negative numbers: -21 modulus 4 =
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    Python's modulo is an actual modulo Rust's modulo is actually a remainder (like in C) Most languages either have remainders instead of Modulo (like c, rust apparently, c++, java, many other) or have both (like lisp, scheme, and probably python)
  • How to do arithmetic modulo another number, without overflow?
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    I need to partition a given vec of numbers into odds and evens To do that I'm using itertools crate to perform the partition like below Since modulo(%) operator by 2 can possibly return -1, 0, 1,
  • Exhaustive match on modulus result : r rust - Reddit
    However, I feel like there should be some way for the compiler to realise that the result of a modulo operation is constrained between 0 and the modulus, thus, you don't need a catch-all arm of the match
  • Rust says -20%7 = -6 when it is 1. : r rust - Reddit
    Rust and many other programming languages do not give you the result of -20 mod 7, but rather the remainder of the operation -20 7, which is indeed -6 For positive numbers they're the same thing, but not for negative numbers
  • How to auto-vectorize (SIMD) a modular multiplication in Rust
    Producing a 128-bit product is already a problem, unlike in scalar code where it's easy I'm not saying that it will be impossible to do 64-bit modular multiplication with SIMD, but it won't be easy At the very least you'd have to abandon integer division modulus, luckily modulo is a loop-constant so you can use some precomputation trick





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