Hi, if the upper range of unsigned __int64 is 2^64-1 then how can I get any number modulo by 2^64? Thanks.
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What do you mean saying "how can I get any number modulo by 2^64?"? what's "any" number? Give an example, please.
suppose, (2^63+2^63)%2^64= ? How can I get this answer?
If you use unsigned long long, numbers are automatically by modulo 264, and you dont need do anything.
Thanks dalex and notime.sea. I get it
Modulo 2^64? It's easy. Just use unsigned long long and... nothing more!