What is the output of:
main( )
{
float a = 5, b = 2 ;
int c ;
c = a % b ;
printf ( "%d", c ) ;
}

• Error...
  
  We cannot use % operator for floating point variables...
  It should be used only with integer variables...
  
  
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• 1..............................
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• 1
  a%b=5%2=remainder 1
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• c is an int variable
  so 5/2=2.5
  c is int so c=2
  
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• We cannot used modulos % operator in float data type.........only used in int value..
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• error we cant use % with float and double variables
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• ans:- 1
  the reason is 5%2 will give 1 as remainder
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• 1
  as 5/2=1.0,but we are storing it to int.So the value of the float will be truncated.
  
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• 2 as return type of c is int.....
  
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• Error
  
  Invalid operator
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• 2 becoz c is an integer no.
  
  
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• erroe because float values cannot be stored in an integer type value!
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• error ....
  illegal statement
  %operator is not allowed hear
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• % operation illegal in float datatype...
  
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• % operator cannot be performed for the floating values. As a and b are declared under float variable we will get error while executing..
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• ans: error
  
  we can not use " % " operator on float variables
  so it gives an error.
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• 0 since float does not operate for modulo
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• 5.000000%2.000000=1.000000
  since c is int ans=1
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• o/p:1
  bcoz a%b=5%2=1(it gives remainder).
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• it will throw an compile time error .illegal float usage.
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• float variables cannot be used %.its error
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• output: 1
  
  easy answer
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• here float%float cannot be excuted because % operator cannot be applied on float values so it gives error.If you use fmod(a,b)then it gives 1 as output.
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• 1.As c varible is interger it will give remainder of interger type.
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