divmod() in python
The divmod() built-in function combines division and modulus operations into a single function call that returns the pair (quotient, remainder) as a tuple. The values returned are the same as those given for the standalone division and modulus operators for integer types. For floats, the quotient returned is math.floor( num1/num2 ) and for complex numbers, the quotient is math.floor(( num1/num2 ).real).
>>> divmod(10,3) (3, 1) >>> divmod(3,10) (0, 3) >>> divmod(10,2.5) (4.0, 0.0) >>> divmod(2.5,10) (0.0, 2.5) >>> divmod(2.1j,0.5-1j) ((-2+0j), (1+0.10000000000000009j))
