None of those given.
int aNumber = 10; int anotherNumber = 3; if( (aNumber % anotherNumber) == 0 ) { System.out.println("aNumber divisible by anotherNumber"); }else { System.out.println("aNumber NOT divisible by anotherNumber"); }
How do you unblock a number?
Divide the number correct by the total possible.
the base
Four fifths IS anumber.
That depends on the specific situation. If you are solving an equation, and you divide one side by a certain number, you need to divide the other side by the same number.
Any number that can only be divided equally by itself and 1 is a prime number. 115 is a composite number because it can be divided by 1, 5, 23, and 115. For a definition of "Composite Number" goto http://www.mathsisfun.com/definitions/composite-number.html Make your own program to check if a number is PRIME or COMPOSITE. Cut and Paste the script code below into a Notepad, then select "File > Save As..." to save the program (somewhere handy like your desktop). Save with a "File name" : Prime_or_Composite.vbs and a "Save as type" : All files (*.*) '############################################################### '## This VBScript checks if a number is PRIME or COMPOSITE. ## '## Written for you by Scott Hatch ## '############################################################### aNumber = InputBox("Please enter a number to check if it " & vbCrLf & _ "is a PRIME or COMPOSITE number:" ,"Enter a number", 0 ) If IsNumeric(aNumber) Then MsgBox "You entered the number " & """" & aNumber & """" Else MsgBox "The value you entered " & """" & aNumber & """" & " is not supported." WScript.Quit(0) End if If IsNumeric(aNumber) Then dim Result Result = "PRIME" For Counter = 2 to aNumber-1 If FormatNumber(aNumber/Counter,0)-(aNumber/Counter) = 0 Then MsgBox aNumber & " can be divided equally by " & Counter Result = "COMPOSITE" End if Next MsgBox aNumber & " is a " & Result & " number." End if WScript.Quit(0) '### END OF SCRIPT ###
Yes, that is correct.
I am rational, but not a number. This statement is therefore half correct.
The statement is correct.
Yes
Yes, it is correct. Here the word number is a group noun that takes a plural verb form.