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C Brain Teasers: Integer printed as float not dicussed (page 8)
Suggestion: The fact that surprised me the most on this example is that formatting an integer as float (printf(“%f”, (int) 1)) printed 0.000000, and not the result of the integer division (5/4 = 1). Of course, the existing discussion is interesting and relevant, but I would, at least, make mention of this fact.
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