Assignment $2$A:

Finding multiples We've learned that in programming, there is a special operator for getting the

whole number remainder of division: The Modulo Operator! So$,12\%9$ will give us a value of

$3,$ since $9$ goes evenly into $12$ once with a remainder of $3.$

There are many uses for this operator which we will learn throughout the semester. In this

assignment, we're going to use it to find the nearest multiple of a number based on user input.

For example, if we're looking for multiples of $6_{?},$ then the nearest multiple from ${13}_{?}$ is ${12}_{?},$ and

the nearest multiple from ${22}_{?}$ is ${18}_{?}($rounded down$).$

Your task is to:

a$)$ Ask the user to enter a whole number they want to find a multiple of

b$)$ Read that value in

c$)$ Ask the user to enter a second number

d$)$ Read that value in

e$)$ Use the Modulo Operator to find the nearest multiple of the first number from the

second number

f$)$ Display the result to the user

The algorithm's output is as shown below, with user input in bold. Save your source code in a

file called Assignment$2$A $($with a file extension of $.$cpp$,.$cs or $.$java$)$

Sample Output #$1$:

Enter a number you want to find a multiple of: $3$

Enter a second number: $10$

calculating...

The nearest multiple of $3$ from $10$ is $9!$

Sample Output #$2$:

Enter a number you want to find a multiple of: $12$

Enter a second number: $95$

calculating...

The nearest multiple of $12$ from $95$ is $84!$

Sample Output #$3$:

Enter a number you want to find a multiple of: $7$

Enter a second number: $33$

calculating...

The nearest multiple of $7$ from $33$ is $28!$