What if we want the quotient and remainder of a single division operation?

Question

Can we write the program for quotient and remainder in a single line or do we have to write it separately?

Answer 1

There is a function just for you :)

>>> q, r = divmod(10, 3)

>>> q
3

>>> r
1

Answer 2

x = 10
y = 3
print("quotient =", x//y,"remainder =", x%y)

Answer 3

I think print(10//3, 10%3) would work

Answer 4

Dale Edward it works!

This might be more useful though

https://code.sololearn.com/crphN61yl9h5/?ref=app

Answer 5

x= int(input("enter number 1")
y= int(input("enter number 2")
print(x//y , x%y)

Answer 6

Quotient print(x//y)
Remainder print(x%y)

Answer 7

Idk but once i find the answer i will come back and post it.

Answer 8

x = 10
y = 3
print("quotient =", x//y,"remainder =", x%y)

Answer 9

Eesa Adam thanks for the code, helps to illustrate!

Answer 10

Just make sure to seperate it by parenthesis

Answer 11

print( 10 % ( 18 // 5 ) )

Answer 12

We can use both the function in one command eg.
print(7%(5//2))
Ansr will be 1

Answer 13

I notice this in python for beginners in some exercise

That would changes in 888 minutes into hours

print(888//60) - 14 hours
print(888%60) - 48 minutes

Answer 14

Sathyaseelan so whats your question exactly, you are totally correct in the quotient and remainder.

Answer 15

use %

Answer 16

There is a function just for you :)

>>> q, r = divmod(10, 3)

>>> q
3

>>> r
1