Why is 0 divided by 0 throwing an overflow error in VBA?

Question

Why is 0/0 throwing Overflow error in VBA, while in .Net languages it is simply a Division by 0 error?

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E.g., in C#

Answer 1

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/visual-basic/language-reference/operators/floating-point-division-operator

Besides the obvious differences in implementation of languages and the way VBA handles division, MS Doc link above expands on the reasons for overflow exception , that if the operand data types are integer then it will throw Overflow exception (Last statement below)

Alternatively there is \ division operator that checks the range for you and throws Division by zero exception