Operators

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<script>

var one = 100;

var two = 200;

if (two/one==2) {

document.write("Two hundred divided by 100 equals two");

} else {

document.write("What you talkin about Willis")

}

</script>

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Modulus

<script>
var vo = 25 % 7;
document.write(vo);
</script>

Outputs 4, not 3.5714285714285716

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You will probably never need to use this %=
            But you could if you wanted/had a reason to.

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