c++ division by 0

Question

I am running long simulations. I record the results into a vector to compute statistics about the data. I realized that, in theory, those samples could be the result of a di

Answer 1

If you use IEEE floats, then it will return 0 or NaN. If the op1 is 0, you will get undefined. If op1 is higher than 0, you will get Infinity. If op1 is lower than 0, then you will get -Infinity. If you use dividing by 0 directly or in integer , you will get error "Floating point exception".