I think of %% as being Perl 6's is-divisible-by operator, so I was a little surprised to discover this behavior:
> 1 %% 0 Attempt to divide 1 by zero using infix:<%%> in block <unit> at <unknown file> line 1 The docs say a %% b is True if a % b is 0, so the error is as-designed, at least. But mightn't it make more sense for %% to just return False when given a second zero operand? After all, the answer to "is n divisible by zero" is false for any n--there's no need to try to go through with the division to ascertain this.
