c++ - Do integer divisions to integers need a cast to float or double to be more precise? -


If I split the integer a and b for the output Want to do one third integer c , do I need to put the split in float or repeat it before dividing to ensure the most accurate? 

  int a, b; Int c1 = a / b; // without CR2 (float) A / B;

Is c1 more, less or less accurate as c2 ?

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No, you have to restrict yourself from casting.

With big values, e.g. 1000000000L / 1000000001 L is clearly 0, but when float is inserted, it returns 1.0, because (float) a == (float) a + 1 

  main () {int a = 1000000000; Printf ("% d \ n% d", a / (a ​​+ 1), (int) ((float) a / (a ​​+ 1))); }

Output: 

  0 1

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