Evaluate the expression in 7-10
The /and % functions in Java operate as follows: If q and r arc the integers obtained from the quotient-remainder theorem when a negative integer n is divided by a positive integer d, then n/d is q + 1 and n%d is r - d, provided that these values are assigned to an integer variable. Show that hid and n%d satisfy one of the conclusions of the quotient-remainder theorem but not the other. To be specific, show that the equation n = d. n/d + n%d is true but the condition 0 n%d c d is' false. (The functions div and mod in Pascal, / and % in C and C++, and / (or \ ) and mod in .NET operate similarly to/and % in Java.)
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