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srhcfmx — 2002-05-31T15:01:00

In the paragraph headed "Arithmetic Expressions" the description of MOD in the table states:

"The right should be an integer; using an integer causes an error, and if you specify a real number ColdFusion ignores the fractional part; for example, 11 MOD 4 is 3."

Do you mean:
"The right operand should be an integer; using a non-numeric value causes an error, and if you specify a real number ColdFusion ignores the fractional part; for example, 11 MOD 4 is 3."

ALSO, on the same page:
the description of contains in boolean expressions, states:

CONTAINS: Return True if the value on the left is contained in the value on the right.

Shouldn't it be:
Return True if the value on the RIGHT is contained in the value on the LEFT.

OR

Return True if the value on the left CONTAINES the value
on the right.

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