Question

Modulus operator, %, can be applied to which of these?
A. Integers
B. Floating-point numbers
C. Both Integers and floating-point numbers.
D. None of these​

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

Both integer and floating no...

Option c is correct

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Answer 2

Option C) Both Integers and floating-point numbers.

Modulus operator, %, can be applied to Both Integers and floating-point numbers.

• Both floating point numbers and integers can be used with the modulus operator.
• Yes, the %(modulo) operator does not work with floats or double. If you need to do the modulo operation on a huge number, you might find that the %(modulo) operator's support for long long int(64bits) will be helpful. If the data range is still greater than 64 bits, an algorithmic modulo operation must be performed while the data is stored in a string.
• Numerous situations call for the modulus operator. It is frequently used to take a randomly produced number and reduce it to a randomly generated number with a smaller range. It may also quickly determine whether two numbers are factors of one another.
• Only integer-type variables may be used with Java's modulus operator (%). Both integer and floating-point types may be utilised with the modulus operator (%). It provides the remaining value from a division operation, for example, 10% 6 will provide 4

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