Subject: Diabetes breakthrough | Nightly-News Update

From: Public Health <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 09 May 2014 09:46:15 -0700

Breaking Information: Reverse type-2 diabetes completely
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Posted By: Peoples Diabetes Association

(BREAKING) - Progress has been made, there is now a 100% scientifically-proven way to reverse/beat type-2.

Info-Vid- http://www.sodtod.com/dm/nih/GOV/cdc/456753233335.html

This ground breaking research has also found proven results to
decrease insulin in type-1. In some case rid insulin usage completely.

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05-09-2014 00:43:03

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your distributor a324de2a9b3f66aff94b43d06432a308 my friend this i know.. i replaced my timing belt and crank shaft pos. sensor n had the same code..this is when your car gets hot n shuts off automatically n wont start till it cools down"

if (num is a multiple of 10) { do this }

if (num is within 11-20, 31-40, 51-60, 71-80, 91-100) { do this }
else { do this } //this part is for 1-10, 21-30, 41-50, 61-70, 81-90
This is for a snakes and ladders board game, if it makes any more sense for my question.

I imagine the first if statement I'll need to use modulus, would if (num == 100%10) be correct?

The second one I have no idea. I can write it out like if (num > 10 && num is < 21 || etc) but there has to be something smarter than that.

Generally, the length of good code is proportional to the length of the english describing what it does. So when your "specification" says 11-20, 31-40, 51-60, 71-80, 91-100, you can expect your code to mention those numbers also. If those numbers come from somewhere or were generated by some reason, see if you can code the reason rather than the numbers.