Integer Quotient and Remainder Calculator
Divide non-negative whole numbers into a quotient and a remainder.
Your result
MATHEnter your values and select calculate.
On this page How it works & practical examples
How to use the Integer Quotient and Remainder Calculator
Use a non-negative dividend and positive divisor. The remainder is always non-negative and smaller than the divisor under this convention.
The calculation
Worked example
100 divided by 7 gives quotient 14 and remainder 2.
Assumptions and limits
Whole-number Euclidean division only. Signed-division conventions and fractional long division are excluded; input integers are bounded within the exact JavaScript integer range.
Common questions
Which inputs should I use?
Use a non-negative dividend and positive divisor. The remainder is always non-negative and smaller than the divisor under this convention.
What does the result exclude?
Whole-number Euclidean division only. Signed-division conventions and fractional long division are excluded; input integers are bounded within the exact JavaScript integer range.