C stdlib div() Function
Example
Perform a division and display the results:
int a = 31;
int b = 10;
div_t result = div(a, b);
printf("%d / %d = %d \n", a, b, result.quot);
printf("Remainder: %d \n", result.rem);
Definition and Usage
The div() function does an integer division and returns a structure with the quotient and remainder.
The div() function is defined in the <stdlib.h> header file.
There are two other variants of the function: ldiv() for long int arguments and lldiv() for long long int arguments.
Syntax
One of the following:
div(int dividend, int divisor);ldiv(long int dividend, long int divisor);lldiv(long long int dividend, long long int divisor);Parameter Values
| Parameter | Description |
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| dividend | Required. The dividend of the division. |
| divisor | Required. The divisor of the division. |
Technical Details
| Returns: |
div() - A div_t structure with int members.ldiv() - An ldiv_t structure with long int members.lldiv() - An lldiv_t structure with long long int members.The returned structure has two members: quot - Represents the quotient of the division.rem - Represents the remainder of the division. |
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