Cc code output not working acc to given code.

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code not working properly. i used num1%num2. cases where rem =0, its printing again nd again 0. Please the code.

What I have tried:

<pre>#include<bits stdc++.h="">
using namespace std;
int main()
{
    int num1,num2;
    cout<<"put num1>num2 \n";
    cout<<"num1:\n ";
    cin>>num1;
    cout<<"num2: \n";
    cin>>num2;
    int num=num1%num2;
    if(num=0)
    {cout<<"rem is zero";}
    else
    {cout<<"rem non zero";}  
}

Posted 3-Feb-22 6:25am

Pratiksh Kumar

Updated 3-Feb-22 6:38am

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Rick York 3-Feb-22 22:19pm

If you can, you should turn the warning level up because this mistake is caught automatically when it is set high enough. I use Visual Studio and always have the warning level at 4 and warnings are errors and it always catches this error.

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M Imran Ansari · Answer 1 · 2022-02-03T06:32:00

Solution 1

You are assigning in If block instead of checking the equality. Correct If condition

if(num==0)
{
    cout<<"rem is zero";
}

Posted 3-Feb-22 6:32am

M Imran Ansari

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CPallini 4-Feb-22 2:03am

5.

M Imran Ansari 4-Feb-22 10:11am

Cheers.

Tony Hill · Answer 2 · 2022-02-03T06:38:00

You are not testing num for 0 correctly.

You should do

if(num == 0)

not

if (num=0)

In your code you are assigning 0 to num because you are using a single equals sign which will be successful which the if statement evaluates to true therefore always printing rem is zero.

A safer way to write it is

if (0 == num)

because if you miss one of the equals signs the compiler will complain you are trying to assign a value to a literal.