For Problem 1, is it valid to have floating point numbers (eg, 12.4) on either side of a modulus operator (%)?
Yes, even though this isn’t allowed by the C compiler, it is valid in the “language” used in this problem because the rules don’t state that it shouldn’t be. Please don’t be tempted to add verification rules beyond what is stated in the problem. You are only making the problem harder than I intended. 4.
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