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Write the code needed to get two integer values from standard input, assign the first integer to the variable dividend, and assign the second integer to the variable divisor. Calculate two things and print the results:
- Use integer division (floor division) to calculate how many times the divisor will go into the dividend, excluding the remainder.
- Use the remainder operator to calculate the integer remainder that will be left over when the dividend is divided by the divisor.
REMINDER: DO NOT use prompts in your input statements for this problem.
For example:
Input | Result |
---|---|
10 7 | 7 goes into 10 1 times with 3 left over |
100 35 | 35 goes into 100 2 times with 30 left over |
10 5 | 5 goes into 10 2 times with 0 left over |
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