How to find a remainder [closed]

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int A;
int B;
int C;
C=A%B;

So, you calculate C based on values you did not even set yet,A and B. They can be anything, and hence, what they actually are is undefined, and so is what happens when you calculate A%B. Probably B happens to be 0, and that yields an arithmetic error in your CPU.

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