I would welcome such an operator as well. I find myself implementing a `mod` function from time to time, expressing it in terms of the remainder operator.
As for syntax, I don't see `%%` posing any syntactical ambiguities, so I'll second it. On Monday, August 12, 2019 10:00:09 PM CEST Matthew Morgan wrote: > JS needs a modulo operator. It currently has the remainder operator `%` > which works in most cases except for negative values. I believe the the > `%%` would work great and be easy to remember. > > let x = (-13) %% 64; > is equivalent to > let x = ((-13 % 64) + 64) % 64;
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