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When I use % operator on float values I get error stating that "invalid operands to binary % (have ‘float’ and ‘double’)".I want to enter the integers value only but the numbers are very large(not in the range of int type)so to avoid the inconvenience I use float.Is there any way to use % operator on such large integer values????
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For float ++ does not increment by the smallest possble value, but by 1.0. 1.0f has no special meaning (unlike integer 1). It may confuse the reader causing him to think that the variable is int. For float it is not guaranteed that operator++ changes the argument.
You can define a variable as a float and assign a value to it in a single declaration. For example: float age = 10.5; In this example, the variable named age would be defined as a float and assigned the value of 10.5.
% operator cannot be used with floating point numbers in C & C++.
In the C Programming Language, the fmod function returns the remainder when x is divided by y.
You can use the fmod function from the standard math library. Its prototype is in the standard header <math.h>.
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