Why a division between two integer numbers generate a float number in python?

Question

Why a printed division between two integer numbers gives you a float number in python?

Answer 1

Davi Amâncio You're probably using the '/' symbol to divide. You could try usinf '//'.

But, anyways, answering your question, it rounds the number to a float point when it divides in Python. Just the way it's, lol

Answer 2

Guido decided so....thats all