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Computer Science Demonstration of Modulo division
Program Example 4.14:

#include<iostream>
FOR ONLINE READING ONLY
using namespace std;

int main()
{
int sec, min, hrs;
cout<<”Enter seconds: “;
cin>>sec;

min = sec/60;
hrs = min/60;
int remainSeconds = sec%60;
cout<<sec<<” seconds is “<<hrs<<” hours, “<<min<<” minutes

and “<<remainSeconds<<” seconds”<<endl;
return 0;
}

Output:

Figure 4.30: Output of the program

(b) Assignment operators
Assignment operators are responsible for assigning value to the variable. The
value assigned can either be constant, variable or expressions. The syntax used to
assign value to the variable is variable = value; for example x=10; or y=a+1. The
assignment operations always take the value from right to left. This means that, if
two variables a and b are assigned as a = b, then, the value of a will be replaced by
the value of b and not otherwise. The following Program Example 4.15 demonstrates
the assignment operations in C++ programming. The output is shown in Figure 4.31.

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