C++ program to perform Modulus on one integer and one float ( logic explained )

Here is the C++ program to perform Modulus on one integer and one float.  You all should have in mind how it works exactly. Here is the algorithm.

Steps

User side:

1: User asked to enter a float value .

2: User asked to enter an integer value .

3: User displayed the result.

Developer side

1: Declare variables that are going to be used in program.

2: Input a float value from user.

3: Input an integer value from user.

4: We cannot take modulus of a float value ,So we must change it to integer. To do so store this float value to an integer type variable.

5: Now take modulus of that integer type variable with the one entered by user.

6: Program end.

Code:

#include<iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()

{

      

       float f,f2;

       int i1,i2;

       cout<<"Enter First Float : ";

       cin>>f;

       cout<<"Enter Second Integer : ";

       cin>>f2;

       i1=f;

       i2=f2;

       cout<<"Modulus : "<<i1%i2;

      

       cout << "\n\n";

       system("pause");

       return 0;

}

Output