I usually check before any division if the number equals 0,
if (number == 0) {
number = 1;
}
That's what I do.
What do you do? Throw exception?
So, what is your standard "division by 0" solution?
Alexander Brown
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Joshua White
Fuck off
Levi Collins
of course i throw an exception giving out a wrong answer is absolutely retarded
Eli Roberts
>Having operations that naturally lend themselves for errors
>Allowing the exact single case of problematic input that fucks shit up
>Not throwing an exception on the exceptional case these operations somehow get to happen anyway despite your safeguards
>Instead, you fucking change variables under the hood unknown to everyone not looking the code
Your kind of pajeet solutions usually result in planes crashing
Grayson Hughes
This is bait
Mason Turner
just don't use division, problem solved
Jeremiah Lee
Add some epsilon just to be sure
Parker Robinson
Recursive substraction of integers?
That's even more retarded
Justin Cooper
use l’hopital’s rule
Michael Robinson