% indicates what??

Answer 1

% is the modulus operator, giving you the remainder of the euclidian division.

42%9 is 6 because 42 = 9*4 + 6
a%b is 0 if a is a multiple of b
a%2 is 0 if a is even and 1 if a is odd
a%10 gives you the last digit of a
a%100 gives you the last two digits of a
etc.

Answer 2

% mean : value remaining in division
for example : 50 % 6
50 /6 >> 8 x 6 = 48 >> 50 -48 = 2
so the result is = 2

Answer 3

% means remainder if there is 7%2 here remainder we get is 1 so the answer will be 1

Answer 4

int x=10;
int y=(x%4)*3-2;
cout<<y++;
how the answer is 4

Answer 5

it is modulous

if u use it
it gives remainder not quotient..

Answer 6

we can described it as
12=2*5+2 ,2 is a reminder

Answer 7

% remainder operator that is
7%2=1 displays only the remainder
7/2=3 displays only the quotent

Answer 8

It is like this.
quotient=divisor//dividend (Floor division)
remainder=quotient+divisor-dividend
Modulus returns the remainder

Answer 9

it gives remainder of the division as output

Answer 10

% indicates reminder operator(modulus) ...it is used to get the reminder after dividing two numbers. for example: 6%4=2!

Answer 11

% module is the term of remainder after the
Complete divination 😀😀 .
Let's fun with % module
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Answer 12

modulus or remainder

Answer 13

it is a modulus operator. it requires two operands to work. it is used to produce remainder.
E.x. 4%2=0
10%4=2
.Hope this helps.

Answer 14

'%' also is also known as 'modulus operator' which is used to get the reminder in division operations. For example:

4%1=0
4%2=0
4%3=1
4%5=4