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Why does c# show the output of this code as 0??
MessageBox.Show((5/6).ToString);
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Possible Duplicate:
Divide problem
Why does c# show the output of this code as 0??
MessageBox.Show((5/6).ToString);
5/6is basically integral division, which turns out to be0. The type of both operands isint.I think what you want is :
5.0/6.0.In fact,
5.0/6.0,5/6.0,5.0/6, all would give same result. That is, as long as, one operand isdouble, it would be a double division, and the type of the result would bedoubleas well.