Excuse me, i still dont understand about / and %, can you example for me?

Answer 1

Gosh, the examples here.

/ is for division.
% is for modulus.

5/3 == 1 with remainder 2
5%3 is 2 (It returns the remainder of 5/3)

Likewise,

4/3 == 1 with remainder 1
4%3 is 1 (Because remainder of 4/3 is 1)

As simple as that.

Answer 2

Hi Dia :)

"/" is for division
"%" is for modulus
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Example of DIVISION:

6/3 = 2

This would return 2 due to the fact that 3 goes into 6 twice. In other words, it gives you the quotient.
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Example #1 of MODULUS:

10%3 = 1

Modulus gives the remainder of the division of one number by another.

It's like you were doing a regular division (10/3) but you don't care about the quotient of that division (3), instead, you want the remainder (1)

So, in this example the modulus would return 1 due to the fact that 3 goes into 10 three times and then gives the 1 that is left over.
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Example #2 of MODULUS:

What if you reverse the previous statement?

3%10 = 3

Here's how to solve it:

- Step 1: Find the quotient 3/10 = 0.3

- Step 2:
Take the left side of the decimal. So we take 0 from 0.3 (this is what the "floor" function does)

- Step 3:
Multiply that 0 by 10 (the denominator)
0*10 = 0

- Step 4:
Subtract 0 (the result) from 3 (the numerator)
3 - 0 = 3

That's it 😊
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You might find this formula useful for MODULUS:

a%b = a - floor(a/b)*b

Application of the formula:

3%10 = 3 - floor(3/10)*10
3%10 = 3 - floor(0.3)*10
3%10 = 3 - 0*10
3%10 = 3 - 0
3%10 = 3

Hope this helps you 😊

Answer 3

@Dia, it means that
how many times 1 comes in the table of 3, ans is 0.
1/3=0 and 1%3=1

how many times 2 comes in table of 3, 0 time
2/3=0 and 2%3=2

how many times 3 comes in table of 3, 1 time
3/3=1 and 3%3=0

how many times 4 comes in table of 3, 1 time
4/3=1 and 4%3=1

how many times 5 comes in table of 3, 1 time with remainder of 2,
5/3=1 and 5%3=2

Answer 4

/ is division operator, outputs the quotient of calculation, eg. 5/2=2
while % is modulo operator, outputs the remainder of calculation, eg. 5%2=1

Answer 5

"/ "is simple division so d output is the quotient
ie 6/2 =3//its just lik division
"%" tells the remainder after division
ie 7%2=1
**hope this helps

Answer 6

i really dont understand about 0*3+1
where 0 come from?

Answer 7

ooo now i understood now thank for the explanation

Answer 8

/ is division. % gives you the rest.

1%3=1 because 1=0*3+1
2%3 = 2 because 2=0*3+2
3%3=0 because 3=1*3+0
4%3 = 1 because 4=1*3+1

Answer 9

thank you, but i still don't understand about "1%3=1 because 1=0*3+2" where 0 come from?

Answer 10

How often does 3 fit into 1? Zero times. What do you have to add still? One.

It's division with remainder. Fourth grade. Before you learn about fractions.

Answer 11

it's very hard to understand about % and/ please example more detail about it.

Answer 12

thanks about information

Answer 13

thank you all for the material

Answer 14

may i ask why 3/10=0.3 why not 3