Number divided by zero shall be zero. The possibly-floating-point exception of immediate program death is an interesting idea that has aged poorly. Loads of things go wrong in software. Div / 0 badly upsetting mechanical calculators isn't a reason for software to abort at the sight of it.
Counterarguments in comments perhaps. Someone have a driving passion for this particular edge case of missed input validation being wildly more important than all the others?
Counterarguments in comments perhaps. Someone have a driving passion for this particular edge case of missed input validation being wildly more important than all the others?