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Multiplying operators
The multiplying operators are *, /, rem and mod. The * and / operators are
defined
for integer and real types and have their usual meanings. Mod and rem
are similar operators that compute the modulus or remainder value of two
integers. The rem operator computes the remainder as expected. The mod
operator is similar to rem, except the sign of the result is the sign of the
argument to the right of the operator. For example, -4 rem 3 is -1 but -4 mod
3 is 1.