This in fact is correct behavior.
As 100 is an untyped integer constant, 1e2 can not be implicitly converted
to the same type and so the % operation fails.
You can fix it with:
func main() { println(int(100) % 1e2) }
Now 1e2 is converted to 'int' and all is well :)
Alan
On Thursday, October 31, 2019 at 5:13:48 PM UTC, Marc Vertes wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I see that the following code
>
> func main() { println(100 % 1e2) }
>
> is rejected by the compiler with "invalid operation: operator % not
> defined on untyped float"
>
> but the following
>
> func main() { i := 100; println(i % 1e2) }
>
> is happily accepted. Should I open an issue on this ? What should the
> normal behaviour be ?
>
> Thanks!
>
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