Modulus ‘%’

Operator Operands
Examples

Binary operator ‘%’ computes the remainder after dividing the first operand by the second operand.

Note

Both operands are normally expected to be integers, but the operator works with fractional values too.

If both operands evaluate to valid numeric values, the result will be the remainder after dividing the first evaluated value by the second evaluated value.
Otherwise the result will be undefined.

Operator Priority: 400

Operator Operands 

Operand 1:
- Type: any valid JsonQL expression (including invalid path).
- Description: Any valid JsonQL expression.
Operand 2:
- Type: any valid JsonQL expression (including invalid path).
- Description: Any valid JsonQL expression.

Examples 

{
  "Operator_%_1": "$value((15 % text1) is undefined)",
  "Comment_Operator_%_2": "(e.SalaryInvalid % 2 > 0) is evaluated to false for all employees",
  "Operator_%_2": "$value(Companies.Select(c => c.Employees.Where(e => e.SalaryInvalid % 2 > 0)))",

  "Operator_%_3": "$value(15 % Int1)",
  "Operator_%_4": "$value(15 % 3)",
  "Operator_%_5": "$value(17 % 3)",
  "Operator_%_6": "$value(Companies.Where(c => Count(c.Employees) % 2 == 1).Select(c => c.CompanyData.Name))"
}