Python fmod() is an inbuilt function under the math library that is used to find a module of two given numbers. Means, this function finds x%y for a given any two numbers x and y. Please remember that this function is advised to use when you want to find a module of any float number. Because, in Python, if you use x%y for any float type number with different signed values, the result may differ from using fmod(x,y).

Python fmod()

The math.fmod() is a method from the Standard math Library of Python Programming Language. Python math fmod() function is used to calculate the module value of given parameters x and y. The** math.fmod() method** is a library method of the math module, and it is used to find a modulus for given numbers, where the first parameter is a dividend, and the second parameter is the divisor.

It accepts two arguments and will return modulus in the float type.

Note: The math.fmod() can be used to get the modules/remainder of positive and negative integers and positive and negative floats.

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