float a, b;
a = 10.5;
b = a % 2;
First ball, there is a statement error, "2" is a integer data-type, and b is a lvalue expression as a floating type, so that they doesn't match in type manner. The line sould be modify to this:
b = a % 2.0f;
Second, modulus (%) only accept the integral computing, refer from the C++ Standard draft, Sec. 5.6, p. 124.
The conclusion is, modulus doesn't accept the floating data.
The next question is, how to get the remainder as like the modulus does?
