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  1. - 11th November 2011, 04:52 #1
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    Default Re: shifting in decimals

    Quote Originally Posted by lerameur View Post
    .Is it possible to shit in decimals.
    Sounds rather painful.



    I have this number 2540 and would like to shift it to get 540...
    the shifting I use just divides by power of 2, I cannot find an equivalent function in the pbp manual.
    besides the dig command
    How about modulus? (remainder)

    2540 // 1000 = 540

    2540 // 100 = 40

    2540 // 10 = 0
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    yes thats the command. NOW I remember. thank you...
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    .Is it possible to shit in decimals.
    I would say yes if none were to follow, otherwise the product becomes a sum of the fractions. Good luck!

    Sorry, couldn't help it
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