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/ (Division)

Syntax

argument1 / argument2

Description

The division operator is used to divide (or to find the ratio of) two numbers and return an integer result. Division is the inverse of multiplication, *. The arguments argument1 and argument2 can be any valid numerical expression. If either argument is an uninitialized variable, that argument will be evaluated as zero. If argument2 is zero, a division by zero will be raised.

Example

PRINT n / 5

n = 600000 / 23

PRINT n

SLEEP

The output would look like:

0

26086

Differences from other BASICs

  • None with PBASIC
  • Visual BASIC returns a floating point result

See also