Which of the following operator takes only integer operands?
A
+
B
*
C
/
D
%
E
None of these
Correct Answer: %
In C, the modulus operator (%) takes only integer operands. It is used to find the remainder when one integer is divided by another. This operator is specifically designed for integer arithmetic.Option A (+) represents the addition operator, which can take both integer and floating-point operands.
Option B (*) represents the multiplication operator, which can take both integer and floating-point operands.
Option C (/) represents the division operator, which can take both integer and floating-point operands.
Option E (None of these) is incorrect because % is the operator that specifically takes only integer operands; the other options can take both integer and floating-point operands.
