Why does a float divided by a larger float result in zero, and how can I avoid this in C#?

It is a very common mistake, every programmer makes it at least once. There are two kind of division operators, they both use the same symbol, integral and floating point. The compiler chooses which it uses based on the types of the operands.

If both the left- and right-hand operands are integral then you'll get an integral division. The idiv instruction in machine code. Which truncates to zero and produces an integral result.

That's impossible. I can think of the following scenarios.

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