Recall the funny division behavior we notice in the C programming language when using integers. Feel free to play around in this code window to refresh your memory and experiment in order to analyze this behavior.
By writing 2.0 instead of 2 in the computation, the data type in which the operation is performed is automatically cast to a floating point which means that the result can also be a floating point number.
And another review question: Suppose that a and b are variables of type int, a has the value 8, b has the value 6. In the C programming language, what is the value of (a+b)/3?
