Questions arise when I type in these expressions to Python 3.3.0
-10 // 3 # -4
-10 % 3 # 2
10 // -3 # -4
10 % -3 # -2
-10 // -3 # 3
OK, so I did some digging and I think that the problem isn't Python, but rather the Modulo function. I'm basing this answer off of http://mathforum.org/library/drmath/view/52343.html
10 % 3 Uses the highest multiple of 3 that is LESS THAN 10. In this case, 9. 10 - 9 = 1
-10 % 3 does the same thing. It's still looking for a multiple of 3 that is LESS THAN -10. In this case, -12. (-10) - (-12) = 2