[Patrick]

First of all nice explanation, I read whole of the thread and I understood most of it, but you made some errors, you are using
Float tag but you are using %i/%d(Integer/Decimal) placeholder instead of %f (Float), you will also
get an error if you tried and compiled your code.

Error

Code:

error 004: function "operator%(Float:,_:)" is not implemented

Quote:

Originally Posted by Babul the modulo operator returns the remainder of 2 integers. for floats, you simply need to reinvent the formula: pawn Code: new Float:a = 10.0; new Float:b = 4.0; new result=((a/b)-floatround((a/b),floatround_floor))*b; Deeper Calculations pawn Code: 3600.0 / 1500.0 = 2.4 floatround of 2.4 = 2.0 2.4 - 2.0 = 0.4 0.4 * 1500.0 = 600.0

Let me elaborate what Babul said, he said the modulo operator returns 2 (two) remainder of integer
you simply need to change the formala, as shown above.

Fixed Code

pawn Code:

new age, an; //declare a new float and an integer called "an"

an = age % 10; //calculate the age in 10-year anniversary terms (look E1)

if(an == 0) //asks if an is 0 (look E2)
{
    print("Congratulations on your anniversary!");
}

pawn Code:

new minutes, seconds; //declare a new float and an integer (look E1)

seconds = minutes % 60; //calculate modulo (look E2)
minutes = floatround(minutes, floatround_floor); //make the minutes become an integer (look E3)

printf("Time left: %i,%i", minutes, seconds);

- Correct me if I made something wrong.