It might have to do with Python 3 removing the classic int type and moving all int operations to longs. If you compare Python2's Objects/intobject.c's i_divmod() function to Python3's ...
Sometimes the most trivial coding tasks can be unexpectedly challenging. In working with Python equivalence I found it necessary to implement floored signed integer modulo in C++. A quick stop at ...
The default behaviour for division has changed between Python 2 and Python 3. In Python 3, dividing an integer by an integer returns a float. e.g.
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