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[Xardex]

gtg to work, no time to test.

iXP -= iXP %10

Does this return the lower number that is dividable by 10?
512->510
748->740

To my understanding (iXP %10) would return iXP, after it has been divided by 10 as many times as it can be without going decimals. Is this how modulos work, or am I completely off the track?

[CID-78]

modulos give you the leftover of a division ie 512%10 is 2, 748%10 is 8. because 510 is evenly dividable with 10. and your left with 2 that isn't. So a %10 will return a value between 0 and 9.

in your case you decrease iXP with a value between 0 and 9.

[CID-78]

weird my reply doesn't show on my system.
% modulus is the leftover after a division
512%10 -> 2, 748%10 -> 8

[FunkySwerve]

Xardex wrote...

gtg to work, no time to test.

iXP -= iXP %10

Does this return the lower number that is dividable by 10?
512->510
748->740

To my understanding (iXP %10) would return iXP, after it has been divided by 10 as many times as it can be without going decimals. Is this how modulos work, or am I completely off the track?

CID's answer is correct, and yes, that's what your code does.

Funky

[Xardex]

Thanks for the info.