Re: [Dev-C++] freshman needs help

[Scott S. <age...@co...>]

It means this:
If dividing the variable number by 10000 is equal to the variable number 
modulus 10, AND the variable number divided by 1000 modulus 10 is equal 
to the variable number divided by 10 modulus 10. Modulus is the 
remainder left over in division.

PETER CAMPOS wrote:

>greetings to all
>please explain to me the if statement:
>
>if (((number/10000) == (number%10)) && (((number/1000)%10) == ((number/10) %10)))
>
>thanx
>peter 
>
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