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Re: Checking for an odd number

On Mon, 17 Oct 2005, D.W. wrote:

> I have a need to determine whether or not a numeric value is an even or
> odd number when cycling through a PF..

It looks like there's a BIF called %rem. If a number is even, its modulus
with 2 will be 0. If it's odd, its modulus with 2 will be 1. So the check
for evenness is to see whether %rem(n:2) = 0.

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