I’m getting a syntax error at the modulus 3 or 5 statement. I’m really stuck. Any help would be great!
($num1 % 3 == 0){
print " Holiday \r\n ";
}
else if ( $num1 % 5 == 0){
print " Presents \r\n ";
}
if ($num1 == % 3 || % 5){
print "$num1 is modulus 3 or 5"
}
print " $num1 \r\n ";
}
welcome @collypride to the forum
most of your code is correct, but in this instruction:
if ($num1 == % 3 || % 5)
you are checking if $num
is divisible of 3 or divisible of 5, so your code should be like this :
if($num1 % 3 == 0 || $num1 % 5 == 0)
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Hello and welcome to the forum
!
Besides what @AbdelliNasredine said, you’re missing a semi-colon
:
print "$num1 is modulus 3 or 5";
Assuming you omitted the first if
by mistake, otherwise that’s another error.
Thank you for the nice welcome.
Your solution helped me! However, I am still confused about how the modulus needs to have == 0. I’ve researched it quite a bit and I still cant seem to wrap my mind around it. If you or anyone has time I would welcome any information.
What an elegant, simple straightforward answer. It makes sense to me now. If the remainder of the Var is 0 then if makes the condition true.
I hope I am correct in saying it that way
Thanks again. You guys R O C K!
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