Please anyone explain the modules operator (%)

Question

I understand the module as followed

int a=10;
int b=5;

int m;

int m=a%b;\\ means m=a-(a/b)*b

m=0;

is that right?

please tell anyone?

Answer 1

The modulus operator returns a remainder.
It is found in coding (as %) and in math (as a = sign with an extra bar on top, and a (mod (number)) behind)
So,
a%b.
a//b=x
a%b=a-x.

You ARE right

Answer 2

It is used when you need the remainder

Answer 3

Like if your input only requires to match a number to a particular pattern.

Answer 4

Yes

Answer 5

where I mostly used
I mean what is the use?

Answer 6

so u mean
if I want to get my answers with in
0 1 2 3......10

I need to use %10