Exercise: Write a program to compute the result of dividing two positive integers and the remainder using only addition and subtraction operations (no / or %). The program should execute as in the examples below. Input: two positive integers Output example: Enter two integers: 7 3 7/3 = 2+1/3 Enter two integers: 9 0 9/0 = undefined Enter two integers: 15 3 15/3 = 5 Algorithm: 1. Define a function with two integer input parameters called top and bot. Inside the function: A. Define integers quot and rem, initialized to 0 and top, respectively. B. Build a loop that executes as long as bot is less than or equal to rem with the following: 1) Add 1 to quot 2) subtract bot from rem C. After the loop, write top, bot, quot and rem to the standard output as shown in the example. 2. In main, read the integers to be divided (see example) 3. Call the function to compute and print the division.

Exercise: Write a program to compute the result of dividing two positive integers and the remainder using only addition and subtraction operations (no / or %). The program should execute as in the examples below. Input: two positive integers Output example: Enter two integers: 7 3 7/3 = 2+1/3 Enter two integers: 9 0 9/0 = undefined Enter two integers: 15 3 15/3 = 5 Algorithm: 1. Define a function with two integer input parameters called top and bot. Inside the function: A. Define integers quot and rem, initialized to 0 and top, respectively. B. Build a loop that executes as long as bot is less than or equal to rem with the following: 1) Add 1 to quot 2) subtract bot from rem C. After the loop, write top, bot, quot and rem to the standard output as shown in the example. 2. In main, read the integers to be divided (see example) 3. Call the function to compute and print the division.

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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