Ruby Integer fdiv() function with example

The fdiv() function in Ruby returns the floating point result after division of two numbers.

Syntax: (number1).fdiv(number2)

Parameter: The function needs two numbers number1 and number2, where number1 is the dividend and number2 is the divisor.

Return Value: The function returns the floating point division of two numbers.

Example #1:

# Ruby program of Integer fdiv() function

# Initializing the numbers
num1 = 5
num2 = 2

num3 = 9
num4 = 3

# Prints the division
puts num1.fdiv(num2)
puts num3.fdiv(num4)

Output:

2.5
3.0

Example #2:

# Ruby program of Integer fdiv() function

# Initializing the numbers
num1 = 15
num2 = 4

num3 = 10
num4 = 2

# Prints the integer division
puts num1.fdiv(num2)
puts num3.fdiv(num4)

Output:

3.75
5.0