My library $>$ CSCl $1301$: Computer Science I home $>2\mathrm{.}7$: Division and modulo

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Modulo $(\%)$

The basic arithmetic operators include not just $+,-,**\frac{,}{?},$ but also $\%.$ The modulo operator $(\%)$ evaluates the remainder of the division of two integer operands. Ex: $23\%10$ is $3.$

Examples:

$24\%10$ is $4.$ Reason: $\frac{24}{10}$ is $2$ with remainder $4.$

$50\%50$ is $0.$ Reason: $50/50$ is $1$ with remainder $0.$

$1\%2$ is $1.$ Reason: $\frac{1}{2}$ is $0$ with remainder $1.$

zyDE $2\mathrm{.}7\mathrm{.}1$: Example using expressions: Minutes to hours$/$minutes$.$

The program below reads the number of minutes entered by a user. The program then converts the number of minutes to hours and minutes.

Run the program, then modify the code to work in reverse: The user enters two numbers for hours and minutes and the program outputs total minutes.

Load default template...

minutes input $(\text{'}$Enter minutes: $\}$

${(}^{\text{'}}$

hours $=$ minutes $\frac{\frac{?}{?}}{60}$

minutes$\_$remaining $=$ minutes $\%60$