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The RemainderOperator does not handle negative numbers the same way as the .net remainder operator.
These test fail.
Expression expr4 = new Expression("5%-4"); Assert.AreEqual(1M, expr4.Eval<decimal>()); Expression expr5 = new Expression("-5%4"); Assert.AreEqual(-1M, expr5.Eval<decimal>()); Expression expr6 = new Expression("-5.2%2.0"); Assert.AreEqual(-1.2M, expr6.Eval<decimal>());
See microsoft remainder operator doc
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The RemainderOperator does not handle negative numbers the same way as the .net remainder operator.
These test fail.
See microsoft remainder operator doc
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: