% (Modulus)

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$i = 10%7; Output = 3.
$j = 10%3; Output = 1.

'%' This is an arithmetic operator in php which is named by modulus. This is use for get the modulus values.
Suppose you have coded 10%3. So what will happen here ?? We know 10 will be divided by 3 total three times and remain 1 as modulus value. 

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