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Could anyone tell me why the 1st result is 2 while the 2nd result is 2.5? I mean why the1st one is and integer and the 2nd float
#include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { double result=0.0; double a=0.0; double b=0.0; result=5/2; cout<<"1st result is:"<<result<<endl; cout<<endl; a=5; b=2; result=a/b; cout<<"2nd result is:"<<result<<endl; return 0; }
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This is because the first result is a division two integers, so result is an integer and you lose the remainder.
While for the second result both numbers are floating point numbers, so the result is floating point and you get 2.5
If the first one was 5.0 / 2.0, then the compiler would treat this as a floating point and would be 2.5 also.