Uint.dividedBy

Divide Uint256 values with floor division

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Uint.dividedBy(a: BrandedUint256, b: BrandedUint256): BrandedUint256

Divide Uint256 values. Floor division (rounds down).

Parameters:

• a: BrandedUint256 - Dividend
• b: BrandedUint256 - Divisor

Returns: BrandedUint256 - Quotient (floor division)

Example:

import { Uint } from 'tevm'

const a = Uint(100n)
const b = Uint(10n)
Uint.dividedBy(a, b)  // 10

// Floor division
const c = Uint(7n)
const d = Uint(2n)
Uint.dividedBy(c, d)  // 3 (not 3.5)

// Division by zero throws
Uint.dividedBy(a, Uint.ZERO)  // Error

Defined in: primitives/Uint/dividedBy.ts:19

Throws error if divisor is zero.

See Also

• modulo - Remainder
• Arithmetic operations - Full arithmetic reference