# create some float values
f1 = 34.344
f2 = 2.423
f3 = -5/2.3

# invoke the coerce method
puts "#{f1.divmod(1)}"
puts "#{f2.divmod(2)}"
puts "#{f3.divmod(3)}"

# 
#  Overview
In Ruby, **`divmod()`** is a float method used on a number value to get an array. This array contains the quotient and remainder of the number value.  

The __quotient__ is the division of operand one by operand two, which is then rounded using the `floor()` method. For example, `floor(4/2)`. 

The __remainder__ is the modulus of operand one and operand two. For example, `mod(4,2)`.

# 
#  Syntax
```ruby
operand_one.divmod(operand_two)
```
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## Parameters
This method takes `operand_two` as a parameter. It's a number value. It's mandatory.

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## Return value
This method returns an array. This array contains the quotient and remainder of `operand_one` and `operand_two`.
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## Example


## Explanation
* Lines 2-4: We create float values `f1`, `f2`, and `f3`.
* Lines 7-9: We invoke the `divmod()` method on the float values. Next, we print the results.

What is the float.divmod() method in Ruby?

The `divmod()` method in Ruby returns an array with the quotient and remainder of two operands.