title: `java (0 % 2 != 0) == false`
body: <p>The part I keep getting stuck on is
      <code>boolean(0 % 2 !=0)</code>
   == false. I mean if 2 goes into 0, 0 times then the remainder would be 2, and 2 does not equal 0.  So it should be true. Yet but when I put the boolean in my java program it is treating it as false.  Anyone know why?</p>
  
  <p>The only logical answer I can wrap my  head around is that maybe integers go into 0 and infinite number of times and  so are recognized as false, anyone?</p>