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I have the following condition in C++ and would like to move to C#. The problem I’m having is with the function div error:
The name 'div' does not exist in the Current context
if (quant > 0)
{
return div(quant, 7).quot;
}
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From what I understand you want to do a split and take only the quotient. If this is it I see no reason to use the function div not even on C++. The same goes for C#. Actually C# doesn’t even have a similar function ready (the advantage of this function is to return both the quotient and the rest) so you have an error trying to use it.
So in C# you just need to do a simple split with the division operator. Your code would look like this:
if (quant > 0)
{
return quant / 7;
}
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the div is underlined red with the following message: The name 'div' does not exist in the Current context
– user2254936
Because you need to use the
divin C++? I provided an answer that gives you the same result in C#. Of course the problem could even be another. From the code section, not to determine this. If the problem is another, you can [Dit] your question to put the most complete code and information to help understand your problem.– Maniero
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