Answer 1

[Definition] :
(%) is one of the arithmetic operators and know as modulus operator.
[Uses]:
✓ This operator is used to return remainder when one number is divided by another.
✓ it is also used in format specifiers like %d,%c,%s,%f,etc.
✓ it is also used as Assignment operator (%=).
[Example] :
(In C) :
printf("%d",3%2);
Output : 1
printf("%d",2%3);
Output : 0
(In C++) :
cout<< 3%2;
Output : 1
[Important points] :
✓operator overloading for this operator is possible.
✓it is a binary operator (which accepts two operands).
✓

Answer 2

For example:

int a = 11;
int b = 3;
int sum;

sum = a / b; ( answer would be 3, because 3 * 3 = 9 )

sum = a % b; ( answer would be 2, because 11 - 9 = 2 )

Answer 3

%means the rest of the division
For example:
4%2=0
5%2=1
6%3=0
7%3=1

Answer 4

% means Module..

Answer 5

It is known as modulus, use to computes the remainder like
10%2=0
11%2=1
12%2=0
Something like this, you take any integer value and get remainder after using modulus operator. 😌

Answer 6

C++ provides us many operators like +,-,*,/,%.... etc. % is modulus operators used to find the remainder of the problem

Answer 7

It is a modulus

Answer 8

it an arithemethic operator modulus
10%3; ans //1 remaider

Answer 9

In C++ the operator
%(modulus) is used to calculate the remainder of two numbers.
exemple: 5%3=2.

Answer 10

For getting the remainder after division
https://www.sololearn.com/learn/CPlusPlus/1609/

Answer 11

Modulus 🙂

Answer 12

It's a modules (%)😄

Answer 13

i dont know
its wierd i know right

Answer 14

It is a modulus operator and is used to return remainder when a number is divided by another.
Eg. 7%2 = 1

Answer 15

C++ % means modules. & Modules means remainder divid....,😁😀