Remainder Division Program (version 2.1)
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by Adam Menzies (16)
adam-m@cyberdude.com



Introduction
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This is the first time I've ever programmed in a language other
than Pascal, so excuse its simplicity. The program will do remainder
division on any two positive integers, and display the answer in the 
format:

ANSWER:
Integer part

REMAINDER:
remainder

Using the Program
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Transfer the program in the usual way to your calculator, and
execute it. There are on-screen instructions to guide you (possibly
too many for such a simple program, but that will be explained later).
After you've negotiated the menus, you'll be asked for the numerator;
this is where you should enter the top line of your division.
Once entered, you'll be asked for the denominator (excuse the display
problem!); this is where you put in the bottom line.
Press enter and you'll have an answer.

Example
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a)
If you want to divide 7 by 3, the numerator is 7 and the denominator is
3. The answer will be displayed thus:

ANSWER:
2
REMAINDER
1

b)
If you want to divide 6734736 by 76576, the numerator is 6734736 and the
denominator is 76576. The answer will be displayed thus:

ANSWER:
87
REMAINDER:
72624

The Future
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This program is going to be part of a bigger program which will carry-out
gaussian elimination - to solve simultaneous equations.