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File: test/84_bcdivmod.php
Role: Example script
Content type: text/plain
Description: Returns an array with the quotient (whole values) as a string, and the remainder as a string containing $scale number of decimal values
Class: PHP Backwards Compatibility Library
Functions of newer PHP versions for older versions
Author: By
Last change: Updated to 1.1.3
Date: 8 months ago
Size: 1,937 bytes
 

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<?php
/**
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 * \__,_|/__/ \___\___/ \___/ /__/ \___\|_| |_| |_|/__/
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 * @ASCOOS-NAME : ASCOOS CMS 24' *
 * @ASCOOS-VERSION : 24.0.0 *
 * @ASCOOS-CATEGORY : Kernel (Frontend and Administration Side) *
 * @ASCOOS-CREATOR : Drogidis Christos *
 * @ASCOOS-SITE : www.ascoos.com *
 * @ASCOOS-LICENSE : [Commercial] http://docs.ascoos.com/lics/ascoos/AGL-F.html *
 * @ASCOOS-COPYRIGHT : Copyright (c) 2007 - 2024, AlexSoft Software. *
 *************************************************************************************
 *
 * @package : ASCOOS CMS - phpBCL
 * @subpackage : Example bcdivmod Function
 * @source : /phpBCL/test/84_bcdivmod.php
 * @version : 1.1.3
 * @created : 2024-10-04 07:00:00 UTC+3
 * @updated : 2024-10-22 07:00:00 UTC+3
 * @author : Drogidis Christos
 * @authorSite : www.alexsoft.gr
 *
 * @since 5.6.40
 */


require_once("../autoload.php");

print_r(bcdivmod("10", "10"));
// ["1", "0"]

print_r(bcdivmod("10", "100"));
// ["0", "10"]

// Using default bcmath.scale INI value = 0
print_r(bcdivmod("8957", "5.43242"));
// ["1648", "4"]

// Setting scale value
print_r(bcdivmod("8957", "5.43242", 10));
// ["1648", "4.3718400000"]

print_r(bcdivmod("8957.5454312", "5.43242", 10));
// ["1648", "4.9172712000"]

print_r(bcdivmod("0", 42));
// ["0", "0"]
?>