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C++ Exercises: Compute quotient and remainder

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Write a C++ program to compute the quotient and remainder.

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C++ Exercises: Compute quotient and remainder

Sample Solution:

C++ Code :

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

    int main()
    {
    	int dividend, divisor, quotient,remainder;
		cout << "\n\n Compute quotient and remainder :\n";
		cout << "-------------------------------------\n";		
        cout<<" Input the dividend : ";
    	cin>>dividend;
        cout<<" Input the divisor : ";
    	cin>>divisor;
		quotient=dividend / divisor;
		remainder=dividend % divisor;
        cout<<" The quotient of the division is : "<< quotient << endl;
        cout<<" The remainder of the division is : "<< remainder << endl;
        cout << endl;
        return 0;
    }

Sample Output:

 Compute quotient and remainder :                                      
-------------------------------------                                  
 Input the dividend : 25                                               
 Input the divisor : 3                                                 
 The quotient of the division is : 8                                   
 The remainder of the division is : 1 

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Flowchart: Compute quotient and remainder

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