Assume the integer variable num has been assigned a valid value. What is the purpose of the following code segment?

if (num % 4 >0)

System. out. print (num);

1.) It prints num if it's value is a multiple of 4

2.) It prints num if it's value is not a multiple of 4

3.) It always prints the value of num

4.) It never prints the value of num

5.) An error occurs at compile time

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27 June, 22:21

Assume the integer variable num has been assigned a valid value. What is the purpose of the following code segment?

if (num % 4 >0)

System. out. print (num);

1.) It prints num if it's value is a multiple of 4

2.) It prints num if it's value is not a multiple of 4

3.) It always prints the value of num

4.) It never prints the value of num

5.) An error occurs at compile time

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Ayden Brandt · Answer 1

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Explanation:

The num%4 operation returns the remainder, so only if num is not a multiple of 4, this value will be non-zero (it will be 1, 2 or 3).