Ruby | Float class / value (original) (raw)

Last Updated : 08 Jan, 2020

Float#/() : /() is a Float class method in Ruby which return the division quotient value of the two Float values.

Syntax: Float./()

Parameter: Float values

Return: Quotient of the two Float values

Code #1 : Example for /() method

Ruby `

Ruby code for Float./() method

declaring float value

a = -100.7 - 10.4

declaring float value

b = -100 * 2000.0

declaring float value

c = -(22 + 7.1) * 4

DIVIDING TWO FLOAT VALUES

puts "Float a / b : #{a/b}\n\n"

puts "Float b / c : #{b/c}\n\n"

puts "Float a / c : #{c/a}\n\n"

`

Output :

Float a / b : 0.0005555

Float b / c : 1718.213058419244

Float a / c : 1.0477047704770477

Code #2 : Example for /() method

Ruby `

Ruby code for Float./() method

declaring float value

a = -56.23333333

declaring float value

b = 10000.0

declaring float value

c = -(22 + 7.1)

DIVIDING TWO FLOAT VALUES

puts "Float a / b : #{a/b}\n\n"

puts "Float b / c : #{b/c}\n\n"

puts "Float a / c : #{c/a}\n\n"

`

Output :

Float a / b : -0.005623333333

Float b / c : -343.64261168384877

Float a / c : 0.5174866627455534