This operator gives the value which is related to the remainder of a divisione.g
x=7%4 gives remainder 3 as an answer.
In Java, the modulo operator %
is used to find the remainder of the division operation between two numbers. It is often referred to as the “remainder operator.” The syntax is as follows:
java
int result = dividend % divisor;
Here, dividend
is the number being divided, divisor
is the number by which dividend
is divided, and %
calculates the remainder.
For example:
java
int result = 10 % 3; // result will be 1, because 10 divided by 3 is 3 with a remainder of 1
So, the correct answer is: “The modulo operator %
calculates the remainder of the division operation between two numbers in Java.”