Correctly making a script that takes two numbers and outputs the division result

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[granite void]

% is the remainder operator:

/run

System.out.println(5 % 3);

[south bane]

Here is your java(15.0.2) output @granite void

2

[granite void]

but you could also compute it from the division result

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[granite void]

look at the highlighting behind Q2

look where it stops

you have an extra closing brace

btw, "numerator" and "denominator" are terms used in fractions, for plain division you might want "dividend" and "divisor"?

first off, the method for getting ints from input is nextInt

from there you'll be using things that exist, but incorrectly

println doesn't return anything, it just.. prints

nextInt doesn't take a string argument for a message, it just reads input

if you need to show a message then get input, then you need to println then nextInt

and that's just for a single value

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