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Using modulo 2
The most common use of modulo is checking if a number is even or odd. If , then is even. If , then is odd.
For example, (even) and (odd). This works because even numbers are exactly those divisible by .
You'll use this pattern constantly. Any time you need to alternate behavior or split items into two groups, modulo 2 is your tool.
