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C / ANSI-C » Language Basics » Operator General Screenshots  Calculation: divide and mod, / % /* Calculation: divide and mod, / % */ #include <stdio.h> void main() {   int total = 45;                       int divider = 7;   int a = 0;       int b = 0;       a = total/divider;        printf(" total is %d  and  divider is %d", total, divider);   printf("\n a is  %d.", a);   /*  left over */   b = total%divider;             printf("\nThere are %d  left over.\n", b); }                     Related examples in the same category 1.  compute the area of a triangle, given its width and height 2.  This program produces a Celsius to Fahrenheit conversion chart for the numbers 0 to 100 3.  Output float: Result of the divide 4.  Use and 5.  Using the ;amp operator: get the address 6.  Calculations: plus 7.  Calculations: plus and minus 8.  Division with float values and output it 9.  Calculation: divide, product and PI 10.  Bitwise operator 11.  ( ) operator 12.  Plus operator 13.  Operator for int value

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